A few years ago I was following a few auctions on eBay. I clear my history every time I'm on line. But I think this may be the only way to get rid of that scam.Ĭlick to expand.Just tried some of your suggestions. And it's a nuisance losing your History etc. NB These actions mean that you will have to re-login to sites like Amazon, FB etc. But I think this may be the only way to get rid of that MacBook user What we have done is clear all cookies, caches and history from Safari because somewhere in there are files, scripts or similar which keep linking you to the MacAfee scam site. About half way down the long list of options is: 'Empty Caches'. On your top menu bar in Safari, you will see 'Develop'. Now, Tick the box: 'Show Develop menu in menu bar'Ĭome out of preferences. Click on 'Advanced' in the far right of the menu bar. Then Open Safari Preferences (Keyboard shortcut is Command plus comma or click on Safari icon > Preferences). Click on 'History' in the top Menu Bar' and the choose 'Clear History'. Now, with no possible way the internet can interfere: Remove/close out of any connection to the Internet. I don't think anyone has suggested this yet, or I've missed it.

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