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I’ve got a “late 2008” MacBook Pro that connects to sites ok in Firefox. That seems to be the browser that does the best at long-term support for old Macs.
by snowwrestler 1y ago
I’ve got a “late 2008” MacBook Pro that connects to sites ok in Firefox. That seems to be the browser that does the best at long-term support for old Macs.
- jkestner 1y agoGood point. I remembered not getting Firefox to work but that was an even older Mac I was dusting off to run a birdcam installation.
- brucehoult 1y agoBoth those machines will run the latest Ubuntu just fine, and the latest Chrome (or Firefox) on it. Just copy the LiveCD image onto a USB stick, insert, boot holding down the Option key, and you can try it without actually installing it (i.e. leaving your MacOS untouched).