The 10.4.11 Update is recommended for all users running Mac OS X Tiger and includes general operating system fixes that enhance the stability, compatibility and security of your Mac. This update also includes Safari 3, the latest version of Apple's web browser.
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I have a Mac OS X version 10.4.11 with safari version 4.1.3. How can I upgrade the safari on my computer. Under the Apple heading and upgrades it says there are no upgrades available. But, some programs I want to run say I need a later version of safari. Is my computer too old to get at least a safari 5?
I have the same thing... Reloading after a HD crash my iBook G4 (Early 2004) 14.1 Inch screen 1Ghz, 1.25GB ram to 10.4.11 went to your link but the TenFourFox downloads are no longer available. any other place to get: tenfourfox7450-31/8.0.app.zip or it's equal?
Web technology has advanced a lot in the years since OSX 10.4 was used and Tiger's version of Safari is too far out of date to access most websites today. None of the major browsers support 10.4, but I believe there is a modified version of Firefox or Chrome which has been made to work with older versions of macOS.
Another option may be to upgrade macOS to 10.11 El Capitan if your Mac meets the hardware requirements, but you may first need to upgrade to OSX 10.6 Snow Leopard by purchasing a retail version of 10.6 Snow Leopard DVD (one with a black label). Then if your Mac supports macOS 10.11 you can try installing it. If you can get your Mac online to access the Apple website, then you could try downloading the macOS 10.11 installer from here and try creating a bootable USB installer. I have no idea if the 10.11 installer will even allow you to install it to the Applications folder or whether the "createinstallmedia" tool will work with a version of macOS that is so old. Running OSX 10.6 first is likely a requirement.
I'm running Mac OS X 10.4.11 "Intel," TenFourFox doesn't help with that. Whenever I load Firefox it tells me to upgrade to 12.0 for security reasons. 12.0 is most definitely not compatible with the version of OS X on my MacBook Pro. Then when I try to register for the forums on this site to address these issue (which they recommend to do on here), I am told I can't sign up because I am running an old version of Firefox. Could that possibly be more annoying considering the reason I'm trying to register in the first place? Anyways, do you have any recommendations or does Forefox just not concern themselves with the affairs of people who can't afford to buy new computers?
I have the same complaint. Firefox automatically "upgraded" for me, without asking, and it doesn't run since I have macosX 10.4.11. This is super-annoying. I stayed with Tiger for multiple reasons, even tho this happens to be an intel machine, and that should be my choice whether to install Lion/Leopard or not. Plus I have an old Macbook ppc which won't run the recent os's. Now I am on Safari since my favorite browser, Firefox, has committed suicide or rather replaced itself by a useless copy which refuses to run with this OS. Are you geniuses to allow the thing to install where it is not welcome? Plus, if you try to submit a comment on the Firefox page, it says you have to do it FROM the firexox brower. Brilliant!!!
The link you have posted does not work. It say's Firefox 3.6 is out of date with no download option. I'm also running 10.4.11. This is very frustrating as I had a ton of bookmarks and everything on Firefox and that stuff doesn't transfer. Thanks for your support firefox.
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Browsers should have the option of auto-downloading updates and patches for end-users. That would go a long way to helping people stay up-to-date. Presumably most people have no idea how to update their browsers.
Hmm. With Firefox 3 on an Intel Mac Mini (OS 10.4), I see no sign of any video at all. With Firefox 3.1b2 on a Powerbook (OS 10.5), I see little more than empty space where the first video is supposed to be (it sprouts a control bar when I mouse over it), and the second one gives me a weird grainy blue-tinted negative view of a large-hatted Mexican bandit without a badge (with no sound, as far as I could tell).
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