Not directly no. There is no Internet Explorer Version that can run on a Mac. You can install Windows on your Mac either via Bootcamp. May 11, 2018 - You need to run Internet Explorer on Mac but do not you want to bother with the installation of Windows or Parallels? The solution is simple!
The two responses above are right- there is no Windows Explorer version that will install in Mountain Lion. There are a couple of things you can try that might work, short of installing Windows on your machine, either in a virtual machine (like virtual box or parallels) or with bootcamp. Personally, I hate either of those options, just because windows is such a magnet for malware and viruses. The second you expose windows to the internet it becomes infected. Anyway, you can try this: 1. Go to safari > preferences > advanced > click on show develp menu in menu bar 2. In develop menu > user agent > internet explorer 9.0 This might trick the websites into thinking that safari is internet explorer.
Opera (another browser, ) also can pretend to be internet explorer, and I think Firefox can too. There is no Internet Exploder for Mountain Lion.
You either need to run Windows virtually (e.g., with Bootcamp), or you need to get a PC (Windows 8 - lots of pretty tiles! Break Dancing!). You might try different browsers (e.g., Firefox) to see if they work on the websites in question. You can also turn on the Develop menu in Safari (Safari Preferences, Advanced) and from there change the User Agent to Internet Exploder.
Occasionally that is enough to get these bizarre websites to allow you to view them. The two responses above are right- there is no Windows Explorer version that will install in Mountain Lion. There are a couple of things you can try that might work, short of installing Windows on your machine, either in a virtual machine (like virtual box or parallels) or with bootcamp. Personally, I hate either of those options, just because windows is such a magnet for malware and viruses. The second you expose windows to the internet it becomes infected. Anyway, you can try this: 1. Go to safari > preferences > advanced > click on show develp menu in menu bar 2.
In develop menu > user agent > internet explorer 9.0 This might trick the websites into thinking that safari is internet explorer. Opera (another browser, ) also can pretend to be internet explorer, and I think Firefox can too.
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That is completely false about Windows. Windows does not automatically get infected with anything the minute you connect it to the net.
My god where do you come up with that? I run several Windows PCs and none of them run any malware or anti virus programs and none of them have ever been infected with anything and they are always connected to the Internet. I'm typing this reply from one such Windows PC. It's all about how you use your computer not the OS it runs.
Sure Windows is a much bigger target for the scum of the world to attack as it has 90% of the market so the people that write the viruses and malware programs do it for a system they have a better chance of infecting. But to ***-U-Me that just because you have Windows and you go to the Net that it will get infected with something is just a Bold Face Lie. And I suspect you know that. So why not post truths instead of the Lie in your post.
By the way Mac's can also be infected as has been proven recently. So no matter what OS you run you can get infected. Now that is not a Lie. Arthur wrote: The two responses above are right- there is no Windows Explorer version that will install in Mountain Lion.
There are a couple of things you can try that might work, short of installing Windows on your machine, either in a virtual machine (like virtual box or parallels) or with bootcamp. Personally, I hate either of those options, just because windows is such a magnet for malware and viruses.
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