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# If a secure webpage doesn’t open

If you are the administrator of the computer, and you set up parental controls to restrict access to adult websites, restricted users may not be able to open pages at a secure website (such as an online store or bank) in Safari.

Because secure websites are encrypted, Safari can’t evaluate them to see if they contain adult content. However, you can give users access to specific secure websites.

1. Log in to the computer with an administrator user name and password.

2. Choose Apple menu > System Preferences, and then click Parental Controls.

3. In the left column, select the user account for the person who needs to access a secure website.

   If necessary, click the lock icon and enter your administrator user name and password.

4. Click Content.

5. Click the Customize button.

6. Click the Add (+) button under the “Always allow these sites” box, and then type the web addresses (URLs) for the websites the user is permitted to access.

   To permit the user to access all the individual webpages in a secure website, type the topmost domain (for example, http://samplesecuresite.org).

7. Click OK, and then close Parental Controls preferences.

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