On Dec 30, 2006, at 10:54 PM, John Baltutis wrote: > Warning! Alert! Caution! > > FWIW, be very careful with reseting Safari. That action deletes the > contents of > ~/Library/Safari/, which includes your Bookmarks and History files, > and may > also muck with your login.keychain (~/Library/Keychains/) and cookies > (~/Library/Cookies/) files. I never reset Safari without making > copies of those > beforehand. Resetting Safari's does not delete your bookmarks. Quoting from it's online help: "Resetting Safari clears the history, empties the cache, clears the Downloads window, and removes all cookies. It also removes any saved user names and passwords or other AutoFill data and clears Google search entries. In addition, any open windows are closed and a new window opens. The new window has a new history for the Back and Forward buttons and the SnapBack buttons." It doesn't "muck" with your keychain any more than it "mucks" with it to save the names and passwords in the first place. In short, resetting Safari is no big deal. I do it all the time. Phil