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1. #SAFARI 5.1.10 FOR MAC FOR MAC OS X#
2. #SAFARI 5.1.10 FOR MAC MAC OS X#
3. #SAFARI 5.1.10 FOR MAC MAC OS#
4. #SAFARI 5.1.10 FOR MAC INSTALL#
5. #SAFARI 5.1.10 FOR MAC DRIVERS#

and with old browser you even are able create new account (note: "reCAPTCHA" is working, too!) and you can have access to release sites (example )ģ. site is still accessable with old browsers on Ģ. I remembered i didn't log out last time so i just choose a discogs site from my last visit / history and had full access.įind this strange and clicked log out and tried again log in, negative!Īgain, dear people on discogs: if you make site unaccessable for older browsers make them unaccessable AT ALL!ġ. It starts again: for somehow reason i tried log in to discogs after a break, result:

#SAFARI 5.1.10 FOR MAC DRIVERS#

So all those old 3rd party Firewire drivers are still present in El Capitan.

#SAFARI 5.1.10 FOR MAC INSTALL#

Even some of the old unsupported Firewire audio hardware works! I don't think it's even possible to install the old drivers, but what likely did the trick is that I have cloned the Mountain Lion hard disk to the USB stick first, including all apps and drivers, and then upgraded to El Capitan.

Logic Studio 9, or Adobe CS5 apps like InDesign and Photoshop. Most of my old apps seem to be working just fine, incl. I'm currently setting up El Capitan so that one stick can boot both of my MacBooks. For me, I'm going with El Capitan on the USB stick for the time being, and see how it develops. It depends on your preferences and workflows. Or vice versa: install Snow Leopard on the stick or on an external drive, and upgrade your internal HD to the latest OS. If you need to use the web using the latest and greatest, boot from the USB stick.

#SAFARI 5.1.10 FOR MAC MAC OS#

Heck, even my 12 years old PowerBook with Leopard can still get on Teh Interwebz via TenFourFox, a Firefox branch for PPC Macs.Īnd as noted above, Intel Macs can boot from an USB stick, so use it to install the most recent Mac OS that supports your Mac, i.e. (Not sure if Firefox 54 is still hackable, I haven't tried and switched to Chrome 49 instead.) On Mountain Lion I have even successfully hacked Firefox 53 to run, although officially unsupported. :)Ĭhrome 49 or Firefox 48 will run just fine on Snow Leopard for a few years to come. I wouldn't complain if global standard demand newer system but why are websites like paypal/online banking/social media accessable on older systems like "Mac OS X 10.6.8 (Safari 5.1.10)" EXCEPT discogs? We probably already lost those contributers before because all redirected urls as the guidelines ( ) were not accessable since last year, same for support requests. Now you exclude users which might could contribute to the database or use the marketplace but are not able to do so because they want keep older system by reasons stated above. You have Discogs Contributors like Diognes_The_Fox running around the country to find most obscure, nobody ever heard before and probably nobody ever feel the urge to buy it on discogs marketplace vinyl, just to submitt/complete the database on discogs. Thank you for attention from Staff member, much appreciated!īut subject is take a stand for minorities which got no clue about "TLS 1.2." and are happy with "older systems and do not think about to upgrade a perfectly working system!". Hi, please make sure the browsers you're using to access the site are capable of TLS 1.2. "some people keep older systems for external or other reasons".Īgreed and myself know customers & personal friends do excactly this, now they are expelled from discogs marketplace until they have access to other system. Thank you loukash for useful reply & advice! That includes my laser printer, and also several multichannel Firewire audio interfaces that don't have anymore drivers for OS X 10.9 or higher, but still work perfectly both with Snow Leopard and Mountain Lion.Īs an old pro wisdom says: Never attempt to upgrade a perfectly working system! ) The 2008 MacBook Pro can boot El Capitan, the 2012 MacBook Pro can also boot Sierra, while the user documents can all remain on the internal hard drive.įor the record: I'm keeping my MacBooks on the old OSs mainly for external hardware compatibility.

Then, if needed, I can use them as a boot volume for both of my MacBooks.

I strongly recommend USB 3 models which are fast enough to read and write like a regular high quality hard disk I've opted for SanDisk Ultra Flair 128 GB. With some 3rd party extensions it can be nearly as easy to use as Safari.Īdditionally, just last week I have purchased two USB sticks and installed OS X 10.11 (El Capitan) and MacOS 10.12 (Sierra) on them respectively. :)īut for what it's worth, after several months trying to get comfortable with Firefox (which failed), I have eventually switched to Google Chrome 49 as my default browser, which is still compatible with both OS X 10.6.8 and 10.8.5. I presume most vinyl buyers are not the same people spend money every year on new computer?

#SAFARI 5.1.10 FOR MAC MAC OS X#

I can confirm it on Mac OS X 10.6.8 (Safari 5.1.10) at the moment. Yeah, the style sheet is apparently inaccessible.

#SAFARI 5.1.10 FOR MAC FOR MAC OS X#

Since today 09/12/17 discogs is deformated for Mac OS X / Safari users.