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Safari 16.1 (macOS Ventura) cannot access Dropbox files
Safari cannot open the page.The error is: "The operation couldn't be completed. (kCFErrorDomainCFNetwork error 1.)" (kCFErrorDomainCFNetwork:1) Dropbox recently moved itself to "a safer location...
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Walter
Dropbox Staff
Dropbox StaffHey there GMart1120, thanks for flagging this with us.
Can you please let me know if this happens with files that are online only or if it's about files that are available offline on your computer?
Does the issue persist on other browsers perhaps?
Any additional information or screenshots of the errors you get will be much appreciated.
Walter: per your request, here's a screenshot of the Safari error message. I believe you will find the text exactly as I stated in my original post. With respect to the online/offline question, the file I ask Safari to open has already been opened by Chrome and TextEdit. What else can I provide? Thank you for your interest.
- Megan
Hey GMart1120, thanks for the screenshot, very helpful!
Does this happen with all of your .html files, or only some of them? Also, could you clarify the state of the files too (online-only, available offline)?
Megan Safari's failure to load HTML files only happens when I try to access ones in the ~/Library/CloudStorage/Dropbox folder. Failure on all files.
Not sure how to answer your online/offline question. Using Chrome: menu File, Open file..., point to the ~/Library version and it opens the HTML file just fine. Immediately go to Safari and enter the same string of commands and it fails with the aforementioned error message.
I've copied the folder of HTML files to the local drive and Safari loads them without error.
