Safari Windows
Apple's official browser for free
Apple has removed Safari from apple.com, download it from us.
Download Safari
Download Safari 5.1.7
Current version: 5.1.7 (5.34.57.2), 29.09.2016 (28.12.2024). The download is free and does not require registration. There are no viruses, proof: virustotal.com.
You can download either an exe file and download the installer directly, or torrent, and download the installer through a torrent client.
The browser's fast download sponsor is l1nq.link, a service for shortening profile links on social networks and messengers.
If the links are not available - you can always use the mirror on Safari page.
System Requirements
Supported operating systems: Windows 11, Windows 10, Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows Vista and Windows XP. The browser works in 64 bit and 32 bit OS versions (x64 and x86).
Computer should be minimum:
- With a 2200MHz processor;
- With 512Mb of RAM;
- With a 64Mb video card;
- Have 145Mb of free hard disk space.
Since the software is old and not demanding - the characteristics of the computer are appropriate.
How to download and install
Other browsers
Not everyone will want to use a program whose development has been suspended. A list of alternatives to choose from:
- Mozilla Firefox โ On the amateur, a lot of complaints about the speed of work;
- Google Chrome โ If you use the services of the evil corporation, this browser is for you, there is a convenient integration with them;
- Yandex.Browser โ Chrome in a different wrapper, with a lot of nice features from the search engine from Russia;
- Opera โ Almost like Chrome, but in a lower quality wrapper;
- Internet Explorer โ What?
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Is the macOS browser no longer for Windows?
A bit of history and speculation about why Apple doesn't support it.
The company removed the browser on July 25, 2012, just after the Mountain Lion release appeared on the site. On the same day, all download links disappeared, as did any mention of it on the site.
It's hard to even think of objective and unambiguous reasons for such an act. Maybe competition with Google Chrome?
Not logical? But it was with the release of Mountain Lion that Safari got features borrowed from Chrome, such as omnibox.
Although the more likely version is that it's impossible to promise fast and stable performance of the browser on two platforms at once. If on macOS it is possible, then on the operating system from Microsoft - no.