Problem with older iMac

[Lorixxxx]

Hi guys, I have this older mac that i got and I wamt go give it to my gf but i cant really so nothing on it, youtube doesnt work, cause it says i need to update my browser but i cant, can somebody help me, the only thing needes it to be able to go freely on the browser, discord, youtube, facebook, instagram

[Dillpickle23422]

5 minutes ago, Lorixxxx said:

Hi guys, I have this older mac that i got and I wamt go give it to my gf but i cant really so nothing on it, youtube doesnt work, cause it says i need to update my browser but i cant, can somebody help me, the only thing needes it to be able to go freely on the browser, discord, youtube, facebook, instagram

Google no longer supports Mac OS 10.4.11, like what your mac is running. You might have some luck searching around for a browser built for these older machines (I know absolutely nothing about macs, so I don't really have any suggestions, other than the fact that Google will not work on this system).

[Lorixxxx]

2 minutes ago, Dillpickle23422 said:

Google no longer supports Mac OS 10.4.11, like what your mac is running. You might have some luck searching around for a browser built for these older machines (I know absolutely nothing about macs, so I don't really have any suggestions, other than the fact that Google will not work on this system).

Thanks alot , i will try to find a browser that supports that os

[Dillpickle23422]

2 minutes ago, Lorixxxx said:

Thanks alot , i will try to find a browser that supports that os

Yep! No problem. As for discord, if you do find a browser that supports this mac, I would probably just see if the browser version (not the actual app) works. The Discord app's minimum version of MacOS is 10.15. 

[thevictor390]

This is an uphill battle and probably not worth it because even if you succeed, it will run really slow and probably not be able to play videos.

You can try forcing a newer version of MacOS on it https://appleinsider.com/inside/macos/tips/how-to-run-new-macos-versions-on-older-macs-using-opencore

Or you can try installing Linux.

No matter what you do you need more RAM.

[Lorixxxx]

5 minutes ago, thevictor390 said:

This is an uphill battle and probably not worth it because even if you succeed, it will run really slow and probably not be able to play videos.

You can try forcing a newer version of MacOS on it https://appleinsider.com/inside/macos/tips/how-to-run-new-macos-versions-on-older-macs-using-opencore

Or you can try installing Linux.

No matter what you do you need more RAM.

Thanks a lot!