Hi, like title says I need help on doing this. How to use a modern Mac with macOS Ventura as a proxy server (https possible?) to surf the modern web on older Mac models. Thank you very much for any help!
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Proxy server for surfing web on older Mac OS X
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Hopefully I'm not repeating myself too much across topics, but:
If your older Mac is running at least Snow Leopard, just install https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/fixing-https-issues-on-old-versions-of-os-x.2281326/ on that older Mac, not the newer one.
If your older Mac is a PPC Mac, you're in the wrong section.
See https://forums.macrumors.com/thread...s-tls-certificates-in-leopard-webkit.2287349/
If you have an Intel Mac running Tiger or Leopard... sorry, it must be hard to be the odd stepchild! You may still want to look at the thread in the PPC section linked above.
If your older Mac is running at least Snow Leopard, just install https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/fixing-https-issues-on-old-versions-of-os-x.2281326/ on that older Mac, not the newer one.
If your older Mac is a PPC Mac, you're in the wrong section.
See https://forums.macrumors.com/thread...s-tls-certificates-in-leopard-webkit.2287349/If you have an Intel Mac running Tiger or Leopard... sorry, it must be hard to be the odd stepchild! You may still want to look at the thread in the PPC section linked above.
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