Ah, you had local file browsing plugin for Safari, and you've updated it to File:// Schema for safari. Some other guy has taken over it and changed it quite a bit, and updating can break Safari. To fix it, perform the following operation as root:
ldid -s /Applications/MobileSafari.app/MobileSafari
That should fix it REMEMBER THE THANKS BUTTON
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What does this actually mean? I am a serious noob and do not understand how to perform the operation? I can find the file path perfectly and see what is infront of me when i go to /Applications/MobileSafari.app/MobileSafari but i dont know how to ldid -s. If someone can explain how to do this it would be great and save me having to pay to upgrade to 2.1.
Thanx
Jamie
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Originally Posted by Conn18
Ah, you had local file browsing plugin for Safari, and you've updated it to File:// Schema for safari. Some other guy has taken over it and changed it quite a bit, and updating can break Safari. To fix it, perform the following operation as root:
ldid -s /Applications/MobileSafari.app/MobileSafari
That should fix it  REMEMBER THE THANKS BUTTON 
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hi sorry i may have done this wrong, how do i perform that process?