Looking for TenFourKit

[AmazingHenry]

The only Macs I use Tiger on are very low-end; a 700MHz iMac G4 and an iBook G3 "Snow" (and I'll get it on my Clamshell soon). Since I don't do a lot of web browsing on these, I'm not going to install TenFourFox and I'd like to use TenFourKit instead. Yes, it's outdated, but my Internet usage is very low on these machines so it should be fine. The problem is that I can't find a download for it. MacUpdate is the only source, but it says that the download is from 2012 and I though TenFourKit was last updated in 2013. TenFourKit users, where did you download your copy from?

Thanks,
Henry

 

[0248294]

You're not even attempting to find it. It's literally on the first page if you Google it. MacUpdate is not the only source

 

[AmazingHenry]

You're not even attempting to find it. It's literally on the first page if you Google it. MacUpdate is not the only source

Please point me to one of those sites one of those other sources as I am not having the same luck as you.

 

[Gamer9430]

Please point me to one of those sites as I am not having the same luck as you.

http://bfy.tw/B5iT here ya go!

 

[pochopsp]

https://code.google.com/archive/p/tenfourkit/downloads

Guys, this is cyber-bullying LOL

 

[AmazingHenry]

Thank you both!

Retracted, didn't see what @Gamer9430's link actually led to.
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http://bfy.tw/B5iT here ya go!

LOL, that's actually a pretty cool site.

Btw, post #3 updated.

 

[Gamer9430]

Thank you both!

Retracted, didn't see what @Gamer9430's link actually led to.

Just a handy dandy guide to the world wide web

 

[ziggy29]

MacUpdate is the only source, but it says that the download is from 2012 and I though TenFourKit was last updated in 2013. TenFourKit users, where did you download your copy from?

Note that the additional link to the Google code source is also from 2012. There's a lot of security updates that will be missing from this version. Looks like that's when development stopped? For what it's worth, in a 2012-era browser, Camino 2.1.2 might also be an option (again, with the caveat regarding no security updates in nearly five years).

 

[KawaiiAurora]

Fun fact about Google Code Archives: You can't see anything on older browsers (header and footer load but that's it). When downloading TenFourKit, I had to find the direct link on my iPad and then type that in. An old sofware archive that doesn't work with old software.. Just awesome lol MacintoshGarden should really host it..

 

[ziggy29]

Fun fact about Google Code Archives: You can't see anything on older browsers (header and footer load but that's it). When downloading TenFourKit, I had to find the direct link on my iPad and then type that in. An old sofware archive that doesn't work with old software.. Just awesome lol MacintoshGarden should really host it..

Yeah, that would be like the Mac OS 9 Lives website not rendering on Classilla...

 

[AmazingHenry]

Note that the additional link to the Google code source is also from 2012. There's a lot of security updates that will be missing from this version. Looks like that's when development stopped? For what it's worth, in a 2012-era browser, Camino 2.1.2 might also be an option (again, with the caveat regarding no security updates in nearly five years).

Yeah, I really like Camino. It's fast and works fine for basic browsing. Just wanted to try TenFourKit and see if it would be any better. But, as I've said in another thread, I'm stuck with just my iBook G4 with Leopard right now so I'll have to wait a day or two before I can test it.