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Why Safari for Windows?

Have transferred from Mac to Windows and miss the amazing features of Safari? I understand you. Internet Explorer sucks. But I have to tell you that it's better now to change to other web browsers like Google Chrome, Firefox or Opera. Although you can still download Safari for Windows now, they are obsolete versions with lots of bugs and vulnerabilities because Apple has stopped maintaining Safari for Microsoft Windows from several years ago. The last and latest version of Safari for PC is version 5.1.7, while Safari for Mac now is version 7 for OS X Mavericks.

We highly recommend you NOT to download Safari for Windows, especially if it's not from this site. However if you insist, get Safari for Windows 5.1.7 here. You can also download it from Apple's official site.

SHA1 (Windows)= f601df0106987bfffc3f22b046ba835e4f8d29c6

In May 2012, Safari 5.1.7 for Windows was released, including changes that:

1. Improve the browser's responsiveness when the system is low on memory.

2. Fix an issue that could affect websites using forms to authenticate users.

But since then, not any update is released for this version.

System Requirements: Any PC running Windows XP SP2 or Windows Vista or Windows 7

Supported Languages: Français, English, Deutsch, 日本語

Key features of Safari for PC 5.1.7

• Tabbed Browsing
• Improves the bookmarking experience in the browser .
• A resizable internet-search box within the toolbar which uses either Google or Yahoo! on Home windows
• Pop-up ads blocking
• History and bookmark search
• Text search
• MultiBars let you customise up to ten completely different browser toolbars.
• Spell-checking

Download and Install Safari for Windows Carefully

Some malicious sites claimed they provide Safari for Windows, but actually it's adware included. On this site, we promise that the installation file is released by Apple and we haven't change it. One way to check is to see the Publisher (shown as below) after you double click the .exe file.

Safari for Windows History

Stage 1: Before Safari - Apple Macintosh computers used the Netscape Navigator and Cyberdog web browsers for its customers to visit the Internet. From 1997 to 2002, Internet Explorer for Mac was the main web browser for Mac till Mac OS X 10.2 according to a five year agreement between Apple and Microsoft.

Stage 2: Safari for Windows Released - In January, 2003, Steve Jobs announced at Macworld San Francisco that Apple had created their own web browser, called Safari. On June 23, 2003, Safari version 1.0 was released officially. It can be downloaded for Mac OS X 10.2 and then was shipped with the Mac OS X 10.3 as the default browser, with Internet Explorer for Mac included only as an alternative web browser. In June 2007, Safari 3 beta version for Windows was finally announced at WWDC. After 3 years' development, the first stable version of Safari for Windows, Safari 3.1, was delivered as a separate download on March 18, 2008.

Stage 3: Safari for Windows Discontinued - In April 2005, Safari 2.0 was released as the only web browser for Mac OS X 10.4. Internet Explorer for Mac was swept out officially. Two years later, Safari for Windows was released. However, Safari for Windows has only 3 years golden times. In 2011, Apple released Safari 5.1 for both Windows and Mac, together with Mac OS X 10.7 Lion. Later, several updates are released. Safari 5.1.7 has become the last version of Safari for Windows PCs.

Download Safari 5.1.7 (Windows Version)

Safari for Windows Questions

Q: Can the Safari browser be used with Windows?

Answer: Yes, but not safe. It can be used in any PC running Windows XP SP2 or Windows Vista or Windows 7. Not any update since 2011.

Q: Is Safari a good web browser for Windows 8?

Answer: Not. It could be the potential target of hackers. Google Chrome is highly recommended.

Q: Can I install apple safari web-browser on a Windows PC?

Answer: Yes, you can install Safari on a PC but not the same version that runs on an Apple. Safari for Mac is supported with new updates and packs so it's the best option on Mac. For Windows, we recommend Google Chrome. If you use Safari to test web pages, you can use online web browser compatibility testing tool like Ghostlab and BrowserStack.

Q: Does Safari work on Windows 7 and Windows Vista?

Answer: Simply yes. But it would be unstable. Google Chrome and Firefox are better for add-on functionality and customization.

Q: Will Safari work on a Windows XP?

Answer: Yes, but it's good idea to upgrade your Windows and try Google Chrome.