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Hi, I think I see the problem, I do not understand why this would happen. If I take the link from Dropbox and put it in an Adobe PDF and create a hyperlink using the Link tool in Adobe, then copy that text (the link) from the PDF and paste it in to the private window in Safari, Safari somehow always detects this and I get…
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Hi Megan, Here is a screen shot of where I copied the link from, I was on View Tab and clicked copy link. I then pasted the link to a PDF, then copied that link into Safari and still see that message. Here is the link I used: [removed per Community Guidelines]
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Here is a screenshot. I created a new Test folder. The Chrome incognito window is fine, the Safari window still shows the Confirm Identity message. The folders name is Test Folder. [link removed as per Community Guidelines]
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Hi Nancy, Here is the link that I copied to the PDF: link removed Here is the screenshot: I will create another folder and use an incognito window.
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Same thing just happened in DuckDuckGo
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Hi Walter, Attaching screenshots of my steps. They are: * Select Folder in Dropbox * Share folder to anyone with link * Copy the link * Paste the link in Adobe PDF * Copy the link from PDF (or click on it) * Paste in to Safari browser * Get message to Confirm Identity