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#LEOPARD WEBKIT FOR MAC OS X#
#LEOPARD WEBKIT 64 BIT#
#LEOPARD WEBKIT UPDATE#
#LEOPARD WEBKIT SOFTWARE#

updated user agent (applied when running "enabled advanced features" script") so that facebook doesn't redirect to the mobile web site.limited support for Web Crypto API just enough to support WhatsApp Web.

now shipping with updated security certificates from OS X 10.12.

Fixes for frequent crashes when using relinked Roccat.

Safari user agent list (developer menu) updated to the list from Safari 10.1.

Resulting in more efficient memory management in terms of space and speed

now using bmalloc, extended for OSes like OS X 10.5 that don't support freeing memory wihout as well freeing the corresponding address range,.

up to date with Safari 10.1.1, but lacking some features.

JavaScript interpreter not crashing anymore on G5 CPUs.

fixed a bug that caused JavaScript garbage collection to crash on multiprocessor machines when trying to collect HTML5 media objects that are backed by QTKit (like embedded youtube videos on facebook for example).

fixed a bug that made WebKit crash when using XSLT.

Safari user agent list (developer menu) updated to the list from Safari 10.1.1.

made 3DES ciphers lowest priority for HTTPS/TLS, since those are considered weak now.

Safari user agent list (developer menu) updated to the list from Safari 11.

up to date with Safari 11, but lacking some features (more and more).

Safari user agent list (developer menu) updated to the list from Safari 11.0.3.

added basic support for Web Performance API.

fixed support for Safari Top Sites rendering.

fixed some web font handling bugs and updated OpenTypeSanitizer to 6.1.1.

#LEOPARD WEBKIT 64 BIT#

bug and security fixes from Safari 11.0.3 (one of Apple's Spectre mitigations, namely pointer poisoning, doesn't apply to Leopard WebKit because it requires a 64 bit application).

added QuickTime 7.7.0 download link to the dmg image.

lowered priority of plain RSA key exchange algorithm for HTTPS/TLS as it's considered weak now.

relinking droplet improved to not time out that fast.

minor stability improvements (relinked iTunes does work now).

Please leave feedback as comments in the forum discussion. You are free to report bugs in the Tickets tab but please understand that real end user support cannot be provided. The patches necessary for building are available for download as well.

#LEOPARD WEBKIT FOR MAC OS X#

Vary, some recently supported ones include iCab, TenFourFox, SeaMonkeyįor PPC, and each have their own sites avoid softonic, cnet & other D/L sites.The goal of this project is to provide builds of current WebKit sources for Mac OS X 10.5 (PowerPC G4, PowerPC G5, Intel) and 10.6 (Intel 32 Bit, Intel 64 Bit, PowerPC). Other browsers for PowerPC Macs running Tiger 10.4.11 and Leopard 10.5.8 Apple - Support - Downloads - Safari versions.

#LEOPARD WEBKIT UPDATE#

This update contains improvements to stability, compatibility, and security. If you do not have a Safari that 'new' you can get that version here: The last supported Safari browser version for that OS X available is Safari 5.0.6. Given the last supported OS X version for PowerPC hardware is Leopard 10.5.8,

#LEOPARD WEBKIT SOFTWARE#

You can also find older Mac software here: If you decide to use TenFourFox, and want to use Flash, see this discussion: Re: What Web Browser Can I now use for Mac OS X 10.5.8? Is support completely gone?Īlso see, PowerPC Web Browsers For Your Mac: -tannerĬurrent, with constant updates, you can run leopard-webkit: Security info for Leopard from Apple: d.pdf Security Update 2011-004 (Leopard) - Ditto. Mac OS X 10.5.8 Combo Update - You might might have installed this already. Safari 5.0.6 for Leopard - Apparently the last version for PPC. If you've checked for updates through the Apple Menu > Software Update, and nothing is available, here are some links (not direct downloads) from Apple for both Safari and OS X 10.5.6: Sadly, as systems, OSs and their components age companies start dropping official support.

It usually is a good idea though to remain current with security updates to Safari, as with system updates. If Safari is still functional, it's not required to update it to keep using it.