How can I update Safari without updating the OS? I presently have 10.7.5 and 1.6.1
I am getting too many notices that my browser is out of date...
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PS, a note to Apple. You use terms like Mountain Lion, Yosemite, etc. But in other places you use
10.6, 11.7, etc. Could you be consistent? use one or the other, not both. Please. Or always use both together.
MacBook Pro, Mac OS X (10.6.4)
Safari 6.1.6 is the newest version available for 10.7.5. If you're already running it, you cannot.
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Safari 6.1.6 is the newest version available for 10.7.5. If you're already running it, you cannot.
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The only way to increase the Safari version is to update the Mac OS X version.
Lion is Mac OS X 10.7.5
Mountain Lion is Mac OS X 10.8.5
Mavericks is Mac OS X 10.9.5
Yosemite is currently Mac OS X 10.10.3
Shoot Apple, you don't make things easy. I don't want to upgrade OS as you now require an itunes account to get upgrades, and I'm against that. (until I have to).
So I switched to the chrome browser, that works.
PS, Ralph, yes, I can lookup the version numbers, but I have not felt the need to memorize them. My question is why does apple make it so difficult that we have to memorize the version number to name correspondence?
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Everyone has their little quirks, that is just Apple's when it comes to operating systems 😉
Chrome, eh?
I have a Lion OS - 2011 and I resisted upgrading specifically because of the problems upgrading usually dose to the performance of the computer.
Interesting that going to Chrome is looking like the better option.
How can I update Safari without updating the OS?
