How do I get Silverlight to work on Safari?

How do I get Silverlight to work on Safari?

Safari

1. In the Safari menu at the very top of your computer, select Preferences.
2. Underneath the Extensions tab, select Silverlight.
3. Ensure that Enable Silverlight is selected.
4. Ensure that the on/off switch above the list of plugins is also set to On.

Is Silverlight compatible with Safari?

Silverlight works on all major OS’s plus all major browsers, including Firefox, Google Chrome, Safari, and yes, Internet Explorer.

Is Silverlight plugin safe for Mac?

Silverlight is Microsoft’s web extension, like Flash or HTML5. It’s completely safe.

How do I install Silverlight plugin on Mac?

Mac

1. In Firefox, select “Tools→Add-ons”.
2. On the left, select “Plugins.”
3. On the right, look for “Silverlight Plug-In”, and click the “Disable” button next to it.
4. Click on the install button, and save the file.
5. When the download is complete, double-click it in your Downloads window.
6. Double-click on the Silverlight.

Why is my Silverlight plugin not working?

You must use a browser that supports Silverlight content to access a Silverlight page. To work around this issue on versions 42 to 44 of Chrome, follow these steps: Reopen the Silverlight page. Right-click the broken puzzle piece image, and then select Run this Plugin.

Can I install Silverlight on iPhone?

The iPhone operating system doesn’t natively support Silverlight content, but you can get around this restriction by using a free service called ABYTY. This tool provides on-demand remote access to a browser capable of displaying Silverlight content directly within Safari.

How do I enable plugins on my Mac?

Enable plug-ins in Safari

1. Choose Safari > Preferences.
2. Click Security.
3. Select the checkbox marked “Allow Plug-ins”.

Why won’t Silverlight install on my Mac?

The most common cause of this issue is that the Web site is using Silverlight 3 for its content. If a site requires version 3, it recognizes whether your system meets the requirement. If the system does not, you are prompted to upgrade. You are directed to the Silverlight site.

Can I use Silverlight on an iPad?

Our PACS (medical imaging viewing software) used Silverlight on the desktops (native iPad app on the iPads) and Safari 12.0 has removed support for Silverlight. Strangely, Adobe Flash seems to be unaffected. Safari 11 is fine.

How to get SeaMonkey to work with Silverlight?

FWIW, i found the SeaMonkey browser (built off of the Mozilla Gecko engine) and it is working far so well. Other that having to allow it to launch via System Preferences -> Security & Privacy -> General -> “Allow” it is working well with Silverlight.

What happened to the Safari extension on Virgin Media TV?

Hi, here in the UK Virgin Media is one of the main TV providers. And their web streaming service uses Silverlight (which is a safari extension). But after updating to Safari 12.0 the extension seems to have gone and after repeatedly reinstalling it seems to not be appearing.