Click on Preferences, then on the Advanced tab.
This can be done by following these steps: Type 'Microsoft' in the search field found there, and, after the 'Microsoft' items appear, click on Remove All and then Done to delete those items.įollowing that, you'll want to also empty your Safari cache. Click on Preferences, then on Privacy, then click Details. This can be done via the following steps: The recommended fix is to delete the Microsoft-based cookies in the browser. Research on the issue on the Apple Support forums, as well as the Microsoft Answers forum, show that this may be due to an issue with how Safari stores Microsoft-based cookies in its cache. Any ideas what to do?Ī: Apple and Microsoft products never seem to play nicely together - and this situation shows further evidence of that. We just close Safari as a workaround but there has to be a better way. We are given an option to 'sign out' but nothing happens when you click on it. Q: For four days now, my husband hasn't been able to sign out of his Hotmail account in our web browser.
