- #OS X 10.0 TENFOURFOX FOR MAC OS#
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- #OS X 10.0 TENFOURFOX UPDATE#
- #OS X 10.0 TENFOURFOX UPGRADE#
That’s a major change from Firefox 3.6, which worked on 10.4 Tiger and later on both PowerPC- and Intel-based Macs so if you have a PowerPC-based Mac, you’ll want to stick with Firefox 3.6.16, which remains available.
#OS X 10.0 TENFOURFOX MAC OS X#
Firefox 4 now requires Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard or 10.6 Snow Leopard running on an Intel-based Mac. The changes are almost entirely welcome, and improve on the experience for existing Firefox users, though I doubt they’re significant enough to attract users of other browsers to switch.įirst, a quick note about system requirements. As with recent releases of Safari, Google Chrome, and others, most of the notable changes are foundational, where they support Firefox’s role as a platform for Web sites and applications.
#OS X 10.0 TENFOURFOX FOR MAC OS#
In the epic battle among browsers, the latest flanking maneuver comes from the Mozilla Foundation, in the form of Firefox 4 for Mac OS X, Windows, and Linux.
#OS X 10.0 TENFOURFOX UPDATE#
#1614: 2022 OS system requirements, WWDC 2022 head-scratcher features, travel tech notes from Canada.
#OS X 10.0 TENFOURFOX UPGRADE#
If I can get a ram upgrade for my 7600, I might try and get Jaguar on it. Unfortunately, I didn't take any of them with me when I moved to Europe, but I've since bought myself a copy of Jaguar (in box!), ARD2 (because Jaguar support) (in box!), and System 7 (also in box!) And when Leopard came out, I drove up to the Apple Store in Chicago to buy a family edition. I remember back in high school, I told Apple I was a teacher, and got a copy of Jaguar for free. So I can play around with it all, when I'm not spending all my time outside of work on my animal crossing island. My clamshell iBook and PowerBook G3 Pismo are running Jaguar and OS 9, though since I outfitted both with mSATAs I made a "testing" mSATA that includes 8.6, 9, 10.1(?), 10.2, 10.3, 10.4, & 10.5. My G4 PowerMac has too many partitions, and has copies of OS 9, Jaguar Server, Tiger, and Leopard. If somebody could hack in classic to Leopard, I'd consider using it again. I generally like Leopard, and I would like to like it more, but the lack of classic, and ugly dock are such deal breakers for me. (can somebody hack that in?)ġ0.5: talks with modern macOS and provides hardware icon over the network. Support for latest(?) PPC ARD and I can easily control it using lated macOS build. Quartz Screensavers supported (I think?) Support for most if not all Shapeshifter themes. I have a love/hate relationship with the Panther & Tiger Finder sidebar.ġ0.4: great support, for OS 9 and a wide range of newer OS X apps. I don't like how they started taking away the pinstripes, and made window controls sunken. Runs perfectly fine on my G3 notebooks (clamshell & pismo).ġ0.3: runs MacOnMac.
ARD 2 supported, which I think can still "control" classic macs. But 10.2-10.5 all have great features of their own, along with some downsides:ġ0.2: looks great (love the non-sunken close/minimise/resize buttons) & very functional, but very outdated, and doesn't run everything. I have a soft spot for Jaguar, as it was the first version of OS X I used, and imho looks the best.
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