
It worked of me, I hope that works for you all as well. Beside change the dropdown option to "On"Ĭlick "Done" and you should be good to go. On the right you will see "Currently Open Websites". For the foreseeable future, no Mac and Linux users will be able to use.

Then, in the main menu bar, go to the "Safari" dropdown menu and select - "Preferences"īeside "Internet Plug-ins" - click the button "Plug-in Settings" Silverlight is Microsoft's recent attempt to provide a platform similar to Flash. Log into your account and attempt to watch any channel, you will get the same error.
#Problems with silverlight on mac how to#
might be a problem with Rosetta but I dont know how to uninstall Rosetta.
#Problems with silverlight on mac install#
I install de package, it says correctly installed but when I try to run netflix it ask me again to Install Silverlight. If you already have Silverlight installed - Open Safari and Navigate to the Optik On The Go website. I'm trying to install silverlight in mi Mac pro (retina) with Yosemite bat I can't. Restart your Mac and try running the Silverlight installer again. Run this command (copy/paste the line below): sudo pkgutil -forget. My fiance had a similar problem, but he said that he just tried installing it multiple times and after he did it several times it just magically started working. After many attempts I finally found the solution that continues to work for me. While logged in as an admin user on your Mac, open the Terminal application found in /Applications/Utilities. I have tried installing silverlight about 20-30 times, and uninstalling or replacing the program each time, and nothing seems to work. In the related menu, choose Invisible Items. In the list of search attributes, select the File invisible checkbox, and then click OK. From the far-left pop-up menu (labeled Kind), choose Other. The problem I was having was that every time I went to watch a channel, I would get the message that I needed Silverlight even though I had already it installed. In the Finder, choose File > Find or press Command ()-F.


It seems that a handful of users are having a problem getting Optic On The Go working using Safari on a Mac.
