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You'd be better off testing against something more recent if you wanted any useful information about bugs happening on modern user devices. Safari isn't a green
by evilduck 3y ago
You'd be better off testing against something more recent if you wanted any useful information about bugs happening on modern user devices. Safari isn't a greenfield release-every-two-weeks browser, but they have major annual updates and have been known to regularly add features in point releases between major versions, it's changed quite a lot since the last Windows Safari release a decade ago or more.
You can get much more recent Safari (and iOS simulator Safari) releases through macOS virtualization, https://github.com/sickcodes/Docker-OSX https://github.com/sickcodes/Docker-OSX though this skirts some Apple EULAs. If you want desktop Webkit rendering and JS interpreter parity, https://webkit.org/downloads/ https://webkit.org/downloads/ also offers several Linux webkit browser options that would also likely be more accurate than Safari v5.