My Mac is restricted to macOS Monterey, so Safari 17.6 was the last version Apple would give to this OS. I feel very reluctant to move from Safari. One year later, is it still safe to use or should I consider Chrome and Firefox?
Get "Orion for macOS 12 Monterey". The transition from Safari is very easy.I feel very reluctant to move from Safari.
With OCLP you need to disable SIP, so it isn't a security solution, really.Is OCLP a good option so that I can get up-to-date XProtect and Safari 18.4, or is staying on Monterey and getting a still-updated browser safer?
Does that mean it's worse than being on the newest compatible (unsupported) operating system, or just that there are potential tradeoffs?With OCLP you need to disable SIP, so it isn't a security solution, really.
It all depends on the attacker, how you'll be affected. Generally, a disabled SIP must be regarded as a potentially worse security problem. But an unsupported browser is a security problem as well. Use Firefox or another supported browser.Does that mean it's worse than being on the newest compatible (unsupported) operating system, or just that there are potential tradeoffs?
So, SIP protects macOS from malwares, once the SIP is disabled then your Mac may become vulnerable to viruses. Brave browser can be a good option, you should try it.I just tested csrutil status on the OpenCore EFI and SIP is only partially disabled. Is that still bad? I still have my Macintosh HD boot to go back.
Same as you and I see nothing wrong using Firefox at times.My Mac is restricted to macOS Monterey, so Safari 17.6 was the last version Apple would give to this OS. I feel very reluctant to move from Safari. One year later, is it still safe to use or should I consider Chrome and Firefox?
what's the difference between the one from the regular page and the one from the personal page?Get Chrome from the Enterprise page https://chromeenterprise.google/download/
The link for the latest version is always
https://dl.google.com/dl/chrome/mac/universal/stable/gcea/googlechrome.dmg
What about Brave?The web browser is the main route to get exploited. Using such an old browser is not a good idea.
Just get Firefox or Edge or Chrome or DuckDuckGo or whatever.
Why should any hacker dedicated effort to exploit a browser that is used by an extremely small number of people. The payback is much better for browsers used by millions of people.The web browser is the main route to get exploited. Using such an old browser is not a good idea.
Just get Firefox or Edge or Chrome or DuckDuckGo or whatever.
Isn't Safari's market share the 3rd highest or something?Why should any hacker dedicated effort to exploit a browser that is used by an extremely small number of people. The payback is much better for browsers used by millions of people.