Are you sure you want to send a form?

How do I keep this from popping up? When I try to page back I get this pop up all the time.

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OSX: 10.9.4 Safari: 7.0.5 message: "Are you sure you want to send a form again?"

My system:
Mac Mini
Processor 2.6 GHz Intel Core i7
Memory 16 GB 1600 MHz DDR3
Mavericks 10.9.4 (13E28)
Safari 7.0.5
Most annoying message keeps coming up on several websites.
If you go here:
http://www.bedbathandbeyond.com/store/s/laundry-sorter
and click on the "Honey-Can-Do® Wicker Corner Hamper"
and once in that item's site, you click to go back, I'm getting
a message, "Are you sure you want to send a form again?"
I don't enter anything into the screen of the item. All I do is
look at it, and try to click back and I keep getting this annoying
message.
And it happens with all other items on the BBB site.
How to turn off this blankety-blank message??
Its such a pain to have to keep clicking "Send" !!
HALP!!

Hi ...
I followed your instructions, went back a page but no warning on Safari. Might be a cookies, cache, or extensions issue.
From your Safari menu bar click Safari > Preferences then select the Privacy tab.
Click: Remove All Website Data
Then delete the cache.
Open a Finder window. From the Finder menu bar click Go > Go to Folder
Type or copy paste the following
~/Library/Caches/com.apple.Safari/Cache.db
Click Go then move the Cache.db file to the Trash.
Quit and relaunch Safari to test.
If nothing above helped, troubleshoot Safari extensions.
From the Safari menu bar click Safari > Preferences then select the Extensions tab. Turn that OFF, quit and relaunch Safari to test.
If that helped, turn one extension on then quit and relaunch Safari to test until you find the incompatible extension then click uninstall.

When turning pages in catalog in safari messages comes up "Are you sure you want to send a form again? it then asks if I want to cancel or resend form? what is this and why does it pop up?

When turning pages in catalog in safari, message comes up "Are you sure you want to send a form again? It then asks if I want to cancel or resend form? What is this and what am I doing wrong? I'm obviously new to mac.

You can turn that off if you want ..
From your Safari menu bar top of your screen click Safari > Preferences then select the Security tab.
Deselect: Ask before sendinga a non-secure form from a secure a secure website

Safari will not quit. Message are you sure you want to send a form again?

I am running an imac with OSX 10.5.8 with Safari Veriosn 5.06(5533.22.3).
I have an RV web Site up and cannot quit Safari. The RV web site does not show the x at the top left but only the - and the +.
There is a Message saying "Are tyou sure you want to send a form again" options are Cancel or Send. I have tried both and the message does not go away.
I have tried to quit Safari by pressing the command and Q Key and also by selecting Safari on the top bar and choosing quit Safari, without any luck.
Have also tried to logout and a shutdown but it comes up with a message "The application Safari canceled logout to try again, quit Safari and choose logout from the Apple Menu." I have tried this with no luck in quiting Safari. I am using Firefox to post this message as my Safari is locked.
Any help would be appreciated in how to gracefully quit Safari without hitting the power button.
Thanks...

Found the solution.
1. Key in Command Tab
2. Select the Application
3. Press the following keys at the same time (Command-Option-Esc) and Select Force Quit.

"Are you sure you want to send a form again" Pops up when I navigate back.

Why does this statement keep popping when I navigate back? "Are you sure you want to send a form again"? This is very annoying and I would like to be able to stop it.

HI and Welcome to Apple Discussions...
From the Safari Menu Bar click Safari/Preferences then select the Security tab.
At the bottom of that pane, deselect: Ask before sending a non-secure form from a secure website
Relaunch Safari.
If setting it in preferences doesn't help, launch the Terminal app (Applications/Utilities)
Type in this command exactly as you see it here. You may be prompted for your admin password.
defaults write com.apple.Safari DebugConfirmTossingUnsubmittedFormText NO
Quit the Terminal application and launch Safari.
If at some time you want to change this command back, type in the same command but at the end
type in: YES
Carolyn

Are you sure you want to send form again

Are you sure you want to send form again- How can I get ride of this message?

HI Gregg,
From your Safari menu bar click Safari / Preferences then select the Security tab.
At the bottom of that window, deselect: Ask before sending a non-secure form from a secure website.
Relaunch Safari.
If that doesn't do the job, open the Terminal app (Applications / Utilities)
Copy and paste the following command.
defaults write com.apple.Safari DebugConfirmTossingUnsubmittedFormText NO
To undo this… same command but type Yes.
Carolyn

Please move the 'SEND' and 'SPELL CHECK' options away from each other, and when sending, ask the question, 'Are you sure you want to send now?' Thanks

The send and spell check options are next to each other. I can not tell you how many times I hit the send button be accident. When sending, and question of 'Are you sure you want to send now?', should be asked.
Thanks

Actually, unless something has changed, you can set Thunderbird to run an automatic spell check when you click Send. That might be your best workaround.
Tools menu > Options > Composition panel > Spelling mini-tab
(You can display the classic menu bar by tapping the Alt key)
It might also be possible to customize the toolbar, but I think this might be safer.
Regarding a general confirmation for sending, I noticed some add-ons for that, but I don't have any personal recommendations.

Are you sure you want send a form again?

Does anyone know if there is a way to change the Preferences to get rid of this idiot mini window that asks ,"are you sure you want send a form again?" It is a terribly annoying feature of Safari. Sort like something Microsoft would force on us.
Thanks.

Safari's Preferences>Security> uncheck 'Ask before sending a non-secure form to a secure website'
Tom

Are you sure you want to send a form again? Safari

How do I stop the pop-up "Are you sure you want to send a form again?" This pops up when I am trying to go back to a previous screen. Does it enough that it becomes annoying. I thought the new upgrade would stop it... it didn't.

I have the same thing... and yes, with me it's a bug.
When the popup comes on screen, I choose Send or the other option. Then it is carried out, but the popup remains on screen. I can only get it to disappear if I restart Safari.
Does anyone have the same problem and if so, what can I do about it?

Why does this message keep popping up while in my email. This form will be sent in a way that is not secure. Are you sure you want to send it?

For the last week or so everytime I go into yahoo mail I keep getting this drop down irrating message that says: This form will be sent in a way that is not secure. Are you sure you want to send it?
No matter how I answer it, it still keeps coming up. Is this a problem with Safari?

You can turn that off if you want ..
From your Safari menu bar top of your screen click Safari > Preferences then select the Security tab.
Deselect: Ask before sendinga a non-secure form from a secure a secure website

An "ARE YOU SURE YOU WANT TO SEND" function must be added to iphone

why is it that there is no "ARE YOU SURE YOU WANT TO SEND" function as far as text message? The funtion is really needed and could be very useful when it comes to checking for gramatical errors (& more importantly) making sure the text is going to the right person

Ok captain obvious....u make a valid point...however at times we all makes mistakes when were in the moment and just text and send....the function wouldn't have to be a "definate" I feel just having the option to turn on or off a "are u sure you want to send" feature could be useful to some people...

What does this mean: "Are you sure you want to send a form again?"

I have a MacBook 10.4.11 (tiger) with Safari 3.1.1, everytime i use Safari, i always get this message when I click to back button to back a page:
"Are you sure you want to send a form again?
To open this page again, Safari must resend the form you completed to open the page the first time. This may cause the website to repeat actions it took the first time you sent the form."
What does that mean, and how can I fix it to make it stop popping up, because it's getting really annoying having to see that message frequently when I use the back button. This has been going on ever since I bought the computer (around december 2006), and I've been curious about what this means and wanting to fix it! please help..

Zoomantics wrote:
If anyone has a way of stopping Safari from doing this I'd appreciate the "how to".
I am on a website that has phpbb installed and when I do a search for new posts it shows them to me.
When I click on a post that I wish to read it shows me that post but if I hit back the server is set up to not allow multiple searches within a short time and the page returns "you cannot submit another search in such a short time".
If I understand what you're describing, that's a function of the phpbb forum, not something Safari is doing or can change.
A suggestion: Instead of just clicking on the posts you want to read, I would Command-click to open them in new tabs. Your page of search results will remain open in the first tab, so when you're finished reading the posts, you can close their tabs and return to your list of search results.

When ever I leave a site a drop down box appears " Are you sure you want to send form again?" " To re-open this page Safari must resend a form, this may sesult in duplicate purchases, comments, or other actions". It does it twice every time? *** is this?

When ever I leave a internet site an Apple drop down box appears that says,
" Are you sure you want to send form again?", " To Re-open this page Safari must resend a form. "This action might result in duplicate purchases, comments, or other actions".
The box has two options,... "Send", or " Don't send",...
I always hit the don't send button.
It always drops down twice now when it used to only drop down once.
*** is going on with that?

Zoomantics wrote:
If anyone has a way of stopping Safari from doing this I'd appreciate the "how to".
I am on a website that has phpbb installed and when I do a search for new posts it shows them to me.
When I click on a post that I wish to read it shows me that post but if I hit back the server is set up to not allow multiple searches within a short time and the page returns "you cannot submit another search in such a short time".
If I understand what you're describing, that's a function of the phpbb forum, not something Safari is doing or can change.
A suggestion: Instead of just clicking on the posts you want to read, I would Command-click to open them in new tabs. Your page of search results will remain open in the first tab, so when you're finished reading the posts, you can close their tabs and return to your list of search results.

Warning when trying to launch application over mapped drive "We can't verify who created this file. Are you sure you want to run this file?"

We have 2 load balanced application servers that map drives with programs on them for users from a central server that are giving the warning "We can't verify who created this file. Are you sure you want to run this file?". Basically how it works
is a user logs in to one or the other application servers (for example, 10.0.0.1 or 10.0.0.2) and runs a log on script that maps an L:\ drive to the users folder on the central storage server (10.0.0.100). When the user goes to launch the .exe from the L:\
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which is not how we're mapping the drive.
Has anyone run in to this before and knows how to resolve it?
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Are you sure you want to remove existing music, movies, TV shows, books.....No!

Hi all, iTunes Sync help ...please?
I bought a MacMini having been a iPhone & iPad user with a winPC for many years and i fail to understand what iTunes wants to do with my suff on my iPhones etc. It appears to want to wipe it and start new and from previous blogs i cant see that this has actually been addressed.
I have tried to get Apple to call me by logging a case several times but they never ring and then just send me a mail saying we tried to call (they dont) so i am hoping someone can help me...please?
When i pug my iPhone or iPad in non of the apps appear in the simulation on the second tab and non of my music are there. When i hit 'Sync' a pop up says'Are you sure you want to remove existing music, movies, TV shows, books, and tones from this iPhone and sync with this iTunes library?
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Zesty.Zooma wrote:
But will I be able to keep the data stored in the applications, photos, books and also the sorting and the folder arrangements the same way they were, after erasing all the data and synchornizing with the new library?
That is the aim of the process set out here: Recover your iTunes library from your iPod or iOS device.
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HELP!!! Message - (One or more applications are using the iTunes scripting interface. Are you sure you want to quit?) How do I get this to stop?

I bought a new Sony Vaio Laptop running Windows 8, 64bit, i7 processor. Everytime I open iTunes and then close out, the following message occurs: (i-tunes message - One or more applications are using the iTunes scripting interface. Are you sure you want to quit?) Then it starts counting down from 20 seconds unless I just click on the (Quit) button. How do I get this to stop? Please be specific, I am challenged when it comes down to computers.
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Side note: the Broadcom package is huge... nearly 1GB in size. Which is crazy. I can't imagine what it does considering the size of it. Entire operating systems can take up less storage. Also, I have no idea how it starts an itunes plugin without placing it into the standard plugin directories.

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