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I found a partial, but unsatisfactory, answer.
I tried the following
p = plot3d(x^2 + y^2, (x,-2,2), (y,-2,2)) p.show()
It still launched Safari, which displayed a blank screen.
But then I clicked the i with a circle in it on the lower right, selected "save as HTML" and then opened that HTML file using the Google Chrome browser. In that case, the surface was displayed.
But I would much prefer being able to view the surface using my default browser, which is Safari.
So is there some setting in Safari that I need to change?
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I found a partial, but unsatisfactory, answer.
I tried the following
p = plot3d(x^2 + y^2, (x,-2,2), (y,-2,2)) p.show()
It still launched Safari, which displayed a blank screen.
But then I clicked the i with a circle in it on the lower right, selected "save as HTML" and then opened that HTML file using the Google Chrome browser. In that case, the surface was displayed.
But I would much prefer being able to view the surface using my default browser, which is Safari.
So is there some setting in Safari that I need to change?
Also, if I invoke sage --notebook then the results of plot3d will be displayed using Safari, but not when I invoke sage (without the --notebook).
