witch safari version for OS 10.3.9

[chevy_chick95]

For best results and hassle free, you can use firefox or internet explorer.

that is my question.. i have tried all the newer ones and nothing is downloading.. i need help!! anyone?

[admin]

Which os X do you run?

[chevy_chick95]

is there a newer version of safari that would still work on 10.3.9? i have safari 1.3.2 however i would like a browser with tabs. any advise?

this was my original post.. does that help?

[chevy_chick95]

i'm so confused.. i have searched and searched for what to do. what am i missing?

[help_desk]

I dont know which version of Safari world work but try Firefox 2.0.0.14 from mac.oldapps.com it should work fine.

[roipatrick]

Basically, if Safari is crashing for you in 10.3.9 (or after any future system update), and you've eliminated the usual suspects such as a bad preferences file, it's likely caused by an "input manager" add-on that you have installed. For instance, both AcidSearch and Saft use the Input Manager interface -- and their pre-10.3.9 versions will cause Safari to crash.

To fix the crashes, first find out what you might have installed. You can find the Input Managers in a number of locations:

• At both the top-level and in your user's folder, check the Library: InputManagers folder
• The top-level Library: Application Support: SIMBL folder

Once you find out what's installed, check those websites for new versions of the plug-ins (both AcidSearch and Saft have already been updated for 10.3.9). If you can't find a new version of the plug-in, delete the entries in the above folders, then re-launch Safari.

I hope this one will help. I've looked for every possible way to answer your question.

[chevy_chick95]

Basically, if Safari is crashing for you in 10.3.9 (or after any future system update), and you've eliminated the usual suspects such as a bad preferences file, it's likely caused by an "input manager" add-on that you have installed. For instance, both AcidSearch and Saft use the Input Manager interface -- and their pre-10.3.9 versions will cause Safari to crash.

To fix the crashes, first find out what you might have installed. You can find the Input Managers in a number of locations:

• At both the top-level and in your user's folder, check the Library: InputManagers folder
• The top-level Library: Application Support: SIMBL folder

Once you find out what's installed, check those websites for new versions of the plug-ins (both AcidSearch and Saft have already been updated for 10.3.9). If you can't find a new version of the plug-in, delete the entries in the above folders, then re-launch Safari.

I hope this one will help. I've looked for every possible way to answer your question.

roipatrick- you are a lifesaver... thank you. I will try this in the morning. thank you thank you thank you. i hope it works

[roipatrick]

roipatrick- you are a lifesaver... thank you. I will try this in the morning. thank you thank you thank you. i hope it works

No need to thank me. Helping others is what i do best.

[roipatrick]

Just tell me if it works..okay?

[walky08]

is there a newer version of safari that would still work on 10.3.9? i have safari 1.3.2 however i would like a browser with tabs. any advise?

1.3.2 has TABS you can find them if you go to FILE> NEW TAB

This may be old, but can help some people.

I know what you mean but it seems that for this OS there is no FireFox that can work perfectky well.I had vrsion 2 of FFox and it crashed continually so I went back to old good Safari. the problem is, it cannot opne several TABS on startup as default, to my knowledge.

Maybe someone Knows how to force this?