The main reason I ask about this, is that an operating system upgrade will provide newer versions of Safari, and you will have the opportunity to use other, more up-to-date web browsers that you might prefer, and the upgrade should let your browsing experience improve, hopefully, with better security, too. A newer Core 2 Duo can even be upgraded to 10.11.3, depending on what you have - although you may not want, or need to do that - it is still an option for youīut, I need to know which iMac you have, and the System Profiler will tell me everything relevant about possible upgrades for your iMac.

What is listed next to Model Identifier? (should be something like iMac9,1 - but I need to know what your iMac shows)Ī Core 2 Duo iMac can be upgraded to Lion (OS X 10.7.5) as a minimum. That will bring up the System Profiler, where you can look at the hardware configuration (Hardware Overview) That window will show processor speed and memory installed (plus a couple of other items), What Mac do you have, and how much RAM memory is installed? You can make sure about that by going to the Apple menu, then About This Mac. Is there a particular reason that you have chosen not to upgrade your operating system? You would be better served if you upgrade your OS X, as you will have a lot of other options. That solution that I posted, with the PPC version of a nice web browser, is designed for those that want, or need to stay with PPC versions. Those cannot be upgraded to any newer OS X version The usual reason is when using a PowerPC Mac, such as a G4 or G5 Mac. Overall, it’s an alternative web browser for those who are tired of Chrome, Firefox or Safari.Sorry - I assumed that you had to stay with 10.5.8. Yandex service users might find it useful for accessing their personal accounts. On the other hand, it only possesses a few defining features so there are few reasons to use it. Browser has the basic functionality of every web browser today. Users can access their Yandex email account, as well as Yandex search service. On the brighter side, this web browser is very helpful for those who use Yandex services. Their homepage is in the Russian language so either a translation extension or add-on is required to make online contents more accessible to non-Russian readers. There is a Home button leading to the Yandex home page. Typing in the search bar will present four search engines. The list can be edited for personalization. A drop-down panel is given to users where they are given a list of suggested or frequently visited websites. It can actually serve as an alternate web browser if the main browsers are unavailable. It is noticeable that the search and address bar are combined, along with the general layout. The similarities from Chrome is very visually obvious.

Browser utilizes the structure of open-source browser Chromium.

New browsers for mac os x 10.6.8