Updating Flash Player for Mac users can be done in a breeze. This will be possible by downloading the latest version by visiting their website. For this reason, they will have to choose the type of operating system they are using and the software version of Adobe associated with it. Adobe Flash Player for Mac lets you access Flash content in Web sites when using browsers like OS X's Safari. The plug-in integrates seamlessly and through a.

Mozilla has ended or is ending (Mozilla issued one current update for Firefox 48) support their browser on OS X Snow Leopard through OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion It will end with some last version of FF 48. You can update to the latest FF 48 version and install the latest Adobe Flash Player. OR Do a search for Mozilla's Firefox ESR program. It is a slightly older version of FF (FF 45.x) and is a security update version only of FF.

Disregard all of the enterprise and educational institutional stuff. You can download, install and run the Firefox ESR versions. You can still use the latest Adobe Flash Player, but Mozilla is not offering anymore feature updates for FF users still on 10.6-10.8. Only security updates until April 2017. Your only other option for a web browser that is still supported for OS X 10.6-10.8 and later is SeaMonkey. Do a search for the SeaMonkey project I don't have any links handy. Stopmotion wrote: Yes, I did see the link for v23.0.0.162 but the system requirements say it's for OS X 10.9 or later which is why I didn't download it.

But you're saying it's compatible w/ OS X 10.6.8? Yes, it appears to be compatible. However, I should point out that I DLd it booted to my Mountain Lion, from the link I gave you, and used the one for sys admins, which allows the installation on any connected drives (sadly, this is being discontinued at the end of the month.) When it's finished installing in one volume, you just use 'change install location' to install to another. I have partitions with 10.6, 10.8 and 10.9. When I installed it on my 10.6, it didn't complain that this version wasn't allowed, which leads me to believe that it is compatible. I will have to try sometime later to see what happens when I try to install the one from directly, while booted to my 10.6. Microsoft paint program for mac.

Although I don't see why there would be a problem. I'm not seeing 'sys requirements 10.9' anywhere on the page from that link, and I'm currently booted to my 10.8. But I guess v48.0.2 is probably more secure? Yes, absolutely more secure. By remaining with an older version, you are missing important security patches.

I'm running the FF 45 ESR/Extended Support Release (45.3, very soon to be updated to 45.4), which keeps the same UI until end of life (sometime mid-2017), but installs all the security patches the regular versions get. It's not just for groups or businesses. If you want it, which I wholeheartedly recommend: You may also be interested in using Classic Theme Restorer, which gives many UI and tabs options, not available since the hideous rollout of Australis (was that 29?) I have the privacy tab directly in my FF menubar, so I can clear out specific cookies. Mozilla has ended or is ending (Mozilla issued one current update for Firefox 48) support their browser on OS X Snow Leopard through OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion It will end with some last version of FF 48. You can update to the latest FF 48 version and install the latest Adobe Flash Player. OR Do a search for Mozilla's Firefox ESR program.

It is a slightly older version of FF (FF 45.x) and is a security update version only of FF. Disregard all of the enterprise and educational institutional stuff. You can download, install and run the Firefox ESR versions. You can still use the latest Adobe Flash Player, but Mozilla is not offering anymore feature updates for FF users still on 10.6-10.8.

Only security updates until April 2017. Your only other option for a web browser that is still supported for OS X 10.6-10.8 and later is SeaMonkey. Do a search for the SeaMonkey project I don't have any links handy. Stopmotion wrote: Thank you for all the links (including your 'critical update' link from an earlier reply). This is all new info for me. Will check everything out.