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Hello HelenDonnelly, Welcome to the Webroot Community, Would you please reboot your computer and see if this issue still occurs? I have a Mac running Webroot and I am not finding any issues with the Webfilter and spinning circles. Could you go into Safari on the left upper side and open Preferences/Extensions and see if the Webfilter is still enabled. Let me know if it's not there or enabled. Are you having any other issues with Webroot? May I ask if Geek Squad reinstalled Webroot and did they say that Webroot was a possible cause of your computer freezing? Hello HelenDonnelly, wrote: Thanks for the prompt help.
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I viewed my Safari Preferences - Webfilter is listed and the enable box is checked. Turned off the computer and then back on and still have those grey spinners. Any other suggestions? I am not as computer savvy as I should be, Sorry. That's okay no need to be sorry.That's why we are here to try to help. I think it's best to Submit a Support ticket so that they can look at this issue for you. This is a free service with a Webroot subscription.
You could also contact the GeekSquad again and tell them that Webroot still isn't working correctly. If you have already paid for their services. For I think an uninstall/reinstall would fix this. I will ping our MacThreat Reseacher do you have anything to add here?
By default macOS’ Spotlight feature searches anywhere it can to populate results, both locally and on the web. However, especially with shared computers, you’ll want to dial down what it shows. Follow along to learn how to customize Spotlight results on macOS. Gsx 190 citizen manual. How to customize Spotlight results on macOS. Open up System Preferences. Tap Spotlight in the top row.
Uncheck the box next to each item you’d like to exclude. In addition to hiding results recommended by the system, you can hide specific folders from the search as well. Simply tap the Privacy tab up top, tap the + icon, and select the folder you’d like to exclude. For more help getting the most out of your Apple devices, check out our as well as the following articles:.