Safari won't open a page

Hey!
I've got a big problem: My Safari wasn't able to open a page. So I decided to uninstall it. When I installed it again I still had the same problem as before:
Safari won't open a page. Even not google.de or google.com
Firefox works perfect, it's only Safari...
Is there anything wrong with the Internetoptions? I'm connected wireless with an airportExtreme since two weeks. I don't now if it was working before...
Anyone knows a solution? : )
Thank you...
Björn

ok, i've found the problem myself... The app piclens made the problem... now it's working fine : )

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