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Inspiring
April 19, 2023
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Multiple alerts open: "Web Inspector – Adobe Desktop Service – JSContext"

  • April 19, 2023
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Hi,

When I have (Apple) Safari, Outlook for Mac and InDesign open, I start getting these alerts.

What could be the reason and how to get rid of them, any ideas?

Thanks,

Katja

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Correct answer katjal69806298

So I do not really think safari is the culprit. It's just adobe suit that triggers the misbehavior of rogue webkit, anyway.


Hi, actually the culprit is Safari/Mac. This morning I had no Adobe programs open and I got another alert, Web Inspector nbagent jSContext. Googling that lead me to this  and to a solution: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/254764219

Safari Develop menu: "Click the Develop menu and select the third item down that just show you computer name. There is a setting to automatically show Web Inspector for JSContext. See if yours is checked and switch it off."

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Inspiring
April 20, 2023

Actually any Adobe app opened results with this same alert boost. Specially after the computer has been opened after "sleep". The screen is full of alerts even only if Acrobat is opened.

Participating Frequently
April 24, 2023

Same here, some times more than 100 of this Web Inspector(actully a tool for web developers) windows, which are of course part of webkit, which is at the heart of safari(It's not less than its html engine!!!)

 

kglad
Community Expert
April 24, 2023

@Jorge29558779e58x 

 

did you contact adobe support?  if so, were they able to help?

kglad
Community Expert
April 19, 2023

that's from webkit. google it.

Inspiring
April 19, 2023

I googled it first, then I came here. I probably have to google with some words I don't now guess, with those in the alert no help.

kglad
Community Expert
April 19, 2023

do you know what webkit is?