Can I use Safari and Firefox on the same Macbook Pro?

Yes.

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Yes. You can use them simultaneously or one at a time or just one.

You can use them both at the same time, or one at a time. You may want to use them one at a time if you don't have over 1 gigabyte of RAM because then your computer could run slower from not having enough RAM open for use.

Charlie

If the website complains and refuses to load, try this:

Go to your Safari preferences, and click the Advanced pane, then select "Show Develop menu in menu bar". Then, go up to the Develop menu, select "user agent" and select whatever user agent placates the website.

If the website renders properly with Safari, use it. It is as secure, or more so, than any other browser.

Hello Mr John Galt,

My problem is I am unble to log on to a perticular secured site.

I would like to do so without installing microsoft internet explorer on my mac book air

I tried to access the user agent via develop, in safari preferences but the user agents are all greyed out and I am unable to select any.

Is there something that I am missing.

Thanks

Seunarine

Hi Seunarine

Unfortunately I cannot explain why your User Agent selections are greyed out. Please start a new Discussion since this one is so old and few people will see it. Perhaps someone else will be able to help. Thanks!