“Google Chrome on Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard) will stop receiving any updates following Chrome 21. This includes new features, security fixes and stability updates. […] If you already have Chrome installed, you can still use Chrome, but it will no longer be auto-updated. In addition, you’ll be unable to install Chrome on any Mac still running 10.5 (which is an OS X version also no longer being updated by Apple). While we understand this is an inconvenience, we are making this change to ensure we can continue to deliver a safe, secure, and stable Chrome for the most Mac users possible.” I’m okay with this – Snow Leopard was released in August 2009, so it’s been three years since the last machines with Leopard shipped. On top of that, Apple’s prices for new releases are so low, there’s really no excuse not to have upgraded by this point (unless Apple decided to obsolete your hardware, in which case, well, that’s what you get when you buy Apple or Android or Windows Phone).
I usually keep my macs as long as I can. My only problem now is the browsers. Firefox, Chrome and Safari don't seems to want to support 10.5.8. At least FF and Safari run but there are some sites I visit that don't work well with those old versions and the new versions can't be installed on 10.5.8.
Any suggestions on a browser that will let my macs live a little longer?
Download Chrome Mac Os 10.5
Chrome 21 - the last for Leopard - should reach the stable channel somewhere between Aug. 7 and August 21; Chrome 22, the first that will not work on OS X 10.5, six to eight weeks after that,. Download Chrome for Mac. For Mac OS X 10.10 or later. This computer will no longer receive Google Chrome updates because Mac OS X 10.6 - 10.9 are no longer supported. Download Google Chrome 80.0.3987.132 for Mac from FileHorse. 100% Safe and Secure The fast, free browser that`s built for the modern web. Mac OS X 10.10 or later. Sorry - I assumed that you had to stay with 10.5.8. The usual reason is when using a PowerPC Mac, such as a G4 or G5 Mac. Those cannot be upgraded to any newer OS X version 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.