Put Safari back in 32-bit mode
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November 8, 2009, 11:43 pm
Filed under: Hacks + Guides | Tags: 10.6, 10.6.1, 10.6.2, 10.6.x, 32, 32-bit, 64, 64-bit, 64bit, Ad Block, AdBlock, bit, Broswer, Glims, input, Inquisitor, ins, lauden, Mac, managers, michael, mode, OS X, OSX, plug, plugins, Safari, shockwave, Snow Leopard, Snowleopard, Web
Filed under: Hacks + Guides | Tags: 10.6, 10.6.1, 10.6.2, 10.6.x, 32, 32-bit, 64, 64-bit, 64bit, Ad Block, AdBlock, bit, Broswer, Glims, input, Inquisitor, ins, lauden, Mac, managers, michael, mode, OS X, OSX, plug, plugins, Safari, shockwave, Snow Leopard, Snowleopard, Web
Difficulty Level: Very Easy
Time Required: <2 minutes
You might be missing some of your old plugins, or simply wanting to install Shockwave. Either way, with Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard – You’re going to need Safari back in 32-bit mode to handle the old input managers.
Here is a short 3 step guide to doing just that:
Here we go:

1. Navigate to Safari in your dock and ‘Command+Click’ or, find it in the Applications folder

2. Right Click on Safari and click “Get Info” (or for the savvy, ‘Command+I’)

3. Check off “Open in 32-bit Mode”
4. Pat yourself on the back, you’re good to go!
This same process can be used for a variety of applications, you will notice all your old 32-bit plugins (Safari AdBlock, Glims, and Inquisitor) will be working again.
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