I keep getting "update your browser" messages. They say my version of Safari(6.1.6) is out of date? Are others having this problem? How have you solved it?
Mac Pro, Mac OS X (10.7.5)
Yes, your browser is out of date, which is why you're getting those messages. Your options are to upgrade to El Capitan so that you'll be using the current version of Safari, or using a different browser if you don't want to upgrade. If that's the route you want to go, I would recommend Firefox.
you have to update your operation system (it comes with safari 9.0.3)
https://itunes.apple.com/au/app/os-x-el-capitan/id1018109117?mt=12
You may feel that upgrading to El Capitan is worthwhile, provided that your Mac can handle it. It's available in the Mac App Store in Applications (free) and if your Mac isn't suitable you will find you can't download it.
However 10.7.5 will run the latest version of FireFox which is a good browser and is also free and a lot less hassle to install.
If you are going to upgrade to El Capitan you should check that your applications will run on it - some may need to be updated. There is a useful compatibility checklist at http://roaringapps.com/apps:table
The requirements for El Capitan are
and the supported models are:
El Capitan will be fully supported for security updates etc; but there have been reports of older Macs finding it rather slow - in particular it seems to be designed for SSDs (solid state disks) rather than spinning hard disks.
If you are going to upgrade, back up your computer first. (You should be doing this anyway.)
I keep getting browser insufficient notices for my Safari(6.1.6). Are others updating and how?
