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I am not able to open some websites, the message displays: Safari can't establish a secure connection to the server.... Some websites can be opened, most not. Does anyone know what needs to be corrected?
iMac
OS X Yosemite
version 10.10.5
iMac 21.5″, OS X 10.10
The security protocols supported by Safari 10 are woefully out of date with those implemented in current browsers (including Safari 14.0.3) and those websites keeping pace with new security protocols. There should be no surprise in that.
Firefox (currently 85.0.2) is available for Yosemite and later. It is current with these new security protocols, and you should use it to meet the security requirements of the sites that you cannot reach with Safari 10.
The security protocols supported by Safari 10 are woefully out of date with those implemented in current browsers (including Safari 14.0.3) and those websites keeping pace with new security protocols. There should be no surprise in that.
Firefox (currently 85.0.2) is available for Yosemite and later. It is current with these new security protocols, and you should use it to meet the security requirements of the sites that you cannot reach with Safari 10.
You have a very old OS, and since Safari is a part of it, a very old version.
Currently Safari is version 14.0.3. How does that compare to yours?
Safari 10.1.2. I see the recent updates are not for this age of computer. Just surprised safari isn't working well.
imac OS X Yosemite, version 10.10.5. Safari can't establish a secure connection to the server...
