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Pacifist does a better job, it will install all the files to their original locations, overwriting the older existing files. No need for a tedious manual search and delete process.

My suggestion would be to download a new copy of safari Then use Pacifist to replace the defunct copy you have installed.

My G4 iBook came with 10.3 Panther installed in 2004.

In step #4 of the example in the OP's post, he specifically mentions to "click any other image/video just once", that was the behavior that I could not reproduce.

Sorry but I cannot reproduce the issue following your procedure, consequently I cannot offer any assistance.

When I need to pass some time, "Hangman"

I'll have a drink with you, but please make it a Scotch.:)

Superduper backs up over the network, I do regular backups to my synology NAS using SD. Also, this is for for the original poster... SuperDuper is totally free, if all you want to do is clone your operating system, period. The fee payment gets you all the extras such as scheduling and...

Can't say I have ever tried, that was just one of the links from a Google search using "Hotspot Shield for 10.5.8" as the search parameter. I know what you mean about difficult download links, but I'm sure if a person is determined enough that one of those links will get results.

Maybe just re-download and install the version for your system.

Now you've got me confused, first you say you updated the 'Clone' now you say it was the 'non Clone' you updated. Which was it, or did you update both without testing fully for any problems?

Yea I can see how that might happen. Maybe you should rethink the process you are using to apply and test software updates.

There is no way that security update could have botched your system Clone. Think of it for a moment, your clone is sitting there on a totally different HD, and by the way, what happens if you just boot from the Clone?

This little utility will hide any menubar or Dock icon for you, and it's free.

First time I've ever heard the phrase 'White Valentine's Day', but then again I've only been around for 76 years. :)

A standard repair method I use whenever I suspect damaged system files is to download the "Combo updater" for whatever version of OSX I am running and install it. This will repair any and all damaged files and has always worked for me.

Can we assume that you know about the "Empty Cache" selection under "Safari" in the top menu bar? Also, "Onyx" has the means to do a very thorough cache purge. Just make sure to download the correct version for your OS.

Try doing a Get Info of the drive in question, (Cmd+I) down at the bottom, is there a checkbox for "Ignore Ownership of this drive)? If so, then try enabling it and then retry your copy.

May I suggest a better grade of tin-foil for your cap?

+1^ Unlike other utilities such as DiskWarrior or the free Onyx, where the feedback is most always positive.