If you ever need to know, though in certain circumstances it can help to determine the specific iMac model you can run System Profiler and hook at the Hardware Overview and it will give you that information. I'm using Safari version 5. You are right, it's the browser window which goes black, not the entire screen.
The menu bar is there. Otherwise Safari is working normally. Clearly Safari is trying to show the PDFs and failing. Do you recall installing any Safari Extensions, or anything to do with Adobe Acrobat? Either might be blocking display of a PDF. If not, just clearing the cache in Safari Empty Cache command under the Safari menu might help.
You can also make them never disappear automatically with the manual option, meaning you're responsible for cleaning up the downloads manager yourself. Downloading a file from Safari works just like you'd expect.
Tapping a link to a downloadable file will open a dialog box confirming you would like to download the file. Once you tap "Download," the file will be added to the downloads manager and start downloading. It will continue downloading until the entire file is downloaded, even if you close Safari or leave the webpage. If the file you are downloading is something Safari can view, such as media audio, videos, or images or documents PDFs , the download dialog box will also have an option to load the file right in Safari instead of downloading it.
To view the file immediately, select the "View" option in the dialog box. Finally, if you have an external keyboard connected, you can also hold the Option key and tap a link to skip the confirmation dialog and immediately start downloading the file. You can also Option left-click if you're taking advantage of the new ability in iOS 13 to connect a wireless mouse.
If you'd like to download a file to somewhere other than the default location you've selected for Safari, tap the "View" option when presented with the download dialog. After Safari loads the file, tap the share button, and choose "Save to Files. Once your file starts downloading, Safari shows its progress with a small loading bar underneath the downloads manager icon to the right of the address bar. Note that this icon won't appear until you start a download and will be hidden once the download list is cleared.
If you have several files downloading, the progress bar will show you the overall progress across all of the files you are downloading. To view the progress of individual files, tap the downloads manager icon. The down arrows next to each music title are the download links for each of those tracks. Once you tap on one of those and start downloading the respective file, the blue download manager icon down arrow in a circle will then appear on the top right next to the address bar.
Just tap on it to see the download progress and to access the file when the download completes. Great to now have a download manager, but why does apple always have to leave some absurd restriction in place?
We need that if the iPad is expected to become our new computer, as Apple touts in its marketing, because every mac and pc has that option. You can change the download destination from Safari on iPad and iPhone by going to the Safari Settings. Not in iOS I can access downloaded files in the Downloads folder on iCloud Drive using a third-party iOS file manager.
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