I think it is pretty clear what is going on. John Galt has already explained it. You have a piece of garbageware called Kaspersky on your Mac.

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Anti Virus software on a Mac is like infecting it with little prying busybodies who know only enough to be dangerous. They go looking around for stuff they don't understand, then make a mess of everything else. You do not need AV software - they interfere with the Mac design, and cause havoc, as you have seen with your Kindle app issue. Listen to John on this.

He's been around it a long time, and he knows - get rid of Kaspersky. Then reboot your Mac and see what happens with your Kindle app. I can tell you, I'm having no issues with mine.

And I take it you are having no other Wifi connection issues? I don't see it as being useless. In fact, I click on the 'cancel' button when unknown sites without valid certificates come up (see screenshot).

I hope that that allows me to not allow malicious sites to load. Re Kindle, I called Amazon again and this time they told me to delete the app because they didn't know what was wrong and they allowed me to access the books using Amazon Cloud Reader. Hp deskjet 3052a driver for mac 10.4. I still don't know why my Mac computer says 'to check network connection and proxy settings.' I already called Apple and they told me to call AMazon. So it looks like no one understands what is going on. I think it is pretty clear what is going on.

John Galt has already explained it. You have a piece of garbageware called Kaspersky on your Mac. Anti Virus software on a Mac is like infecting it with little prying busybodies who know only enough to be dangerous. They go looking around for stuff they don't understand, then make a mess of everything else. You do not need AV software - they interfere with the Mac design, and cause havoc, as you have seen with your Kindle app issue. Listen to John on this. He's been around it a long time, and he knows - get rid of Kaspersky.

Then reboot your Mac and see what happens with your Kindle app. I can tell you, I'm having no issues with mine. And I take it you are having no other Wifi connection issues?

Absolutely not. Google Chrome is not just a browser. It is an invasive system modification that I would never permit to be installed on any of my Macs. Chrome is specifically designed to harvest your personal information and upload it to Google so that they can package it and sell it to others. How to install russian spell check for office for mac 2016 full. Google also installs an automatic means of updating itself as a background task that occurs without informing you when that happenens.