Apple releases Mac OS X Tiger 10.4.11

Apple today released Mac OS X 10.4.11 which is recommended for all users running Mac OS X Tiger and includes general operating system fixes that enhance the stability, compatibility and security of your Mac. This update also includes Safari 3, the latest version of Apple’s web browser.

Mac OS X 10.4.11 is available via Software Update and also as standalone installers.

More info and download links:
• Mac OS X 10.4.11 Combo Update (PPC) – 180.8MB
• Mac OS X 10.4.11 Update (Intel) – 128MB
• Mac OS X 10.4.11 Combo Update (Intel) – 321.5MB
• Mac OS X 10.4.11 Update (PPC) – 67.9MB

[Thanks to MacDailyNews Reader “Jamie” for the heads up.]

62 Comments

  1. I’m still waiting for 6.0.9. Apple was suppose to release MultiVerse MultiFinder for that version. My Mac 512KE is still waiting in the wings! ” width=”19″ height=”19″ alt=”wink” style=”border:0;” />

    Seriously waiting for 10.5.1. Just to fix some oddities in 10.5. I’d like to be able to set finder views per window, like Tiger. Instead of how its global right now.

  2. Glad they released it and added Safari 3 as a bonus. Also, kudos to Apple for the Panther security update – helping those on the older OS Xs and older equipment. You know, the ones that aren’t independently wealthy, have a money tree or Mommy & Daddy to buy them new computers every two years.

  3. at our house … Microsoft’s recently implemented denial of Hotmail access to Safari hasn’t improved with this version.

    You know, we got this spiffy new top of the line iMac and my Windows using wife was delighted to give OS X apps a fair try .. until she could no longer get her mail in Safari. That was the end of that. We now have to run Parallels full time just so she can access her long established Hotmail account in IE. pfffft.

    Microsoft pisses me off.

  4. Some things I’ve noticed… it is snappier for sure, Safari refreshes where you were as opposed to the top of the page, no more funky scroll bar action on big pages, the update feature has new a description if you don’t have anymore updates, Spotlight does some catching up for a few seconds when you first you use it …so far that is all I’ve noticed. It’s nice seeing Tiger get some attention, don’t have the extra USD200+ for Leopard and iLife 08 just yet.

  5. elaboration re Hotmail access denial in Safari:

    Safari goes through a long series of redirects, ultimately ending at a Windows Live notification page which states that “Windows Live ID is not available from this site”. The only way we can get in with Safari is to then go to the Windows Live services page and pretend to modify the account preferences. At that point Windows Live (and Hotmail) becomes available to Safari for a few hours, only to return to non-accessible status shortly thereafter. This development is about a month old and consistently repeatable.

    I dunno …maybe it’s a geographically restricted lock-down test by Microsoft? I just assumed it was happening to everybody.

  6. “me“, you are kidding, right? We have five Macs in the house, three just for my wife and me. I bought the Leopard Family Pack, but only updated my dual G5 – the iBook and the Al iMac are waiting for 10.5.1 … or, perhaps, 2. Safari 3 breaks some sites. My wife won’t accept that. I have to be able to promise her that it won’t break anything she uses – or restore the older system – or she doesn’t want it. New stuff may be SaWEEEt, but working stuff is the BEST.
    Because of my problems with Safari 3, only our laptop will be getting “11” until I’ve checked further.
    Dave

  7. It seems to me like Safari3 is able to load tabgroups though not the first adress in those groups and choosing individual adresses doesn’t work. It also complained about the security certificates for my banksite though it worked on the previous version yesterday. How do I downgrade back to the betaversion?

  8. I should add:

    We also get the same denial of Hotmail access on the old G3 iMac with OS X 10.3.9 and Safari 1.3.2.

    The problem seems to be coming straight from Microsoft, imho. It’s not a problem inherent only to Safari 3. And .. it’s new. Everything used to work just fine. Now it doesn’t, regardless which OS and regardless which Safari.

  9. heh. Maybe MDN can somehow independently confirm this Microsoft Safari Hotmail-denial attack and run a big exposé. lol. I would just love that. ” width=”19″ height=”19″ alt=”grin” style=”border:0;” />

  10. Thanks for all who have posted about their experiences with update. I’m still hesitant to take the plunge with an iMac 17 800 MHz PC G4. Could be some time into the New Year before I get a Leopard compatible Apple Computer. Can anyone within my type of set-up encourage me to move on to Safari 3?
    MW=lived, as I have lived through a previous bad experience with an update.

  11. Just upgraded to 10.4.11 the browser is a he!! of allot better. Purchased Leopard waiting on 10.5.1 and want 2 hear feedback plus i use skype and don’t want compromise its functionality…I switched from pc to mac awhile back and will never look back…

  12. very happy with the update ” width=”19″ height=”19″ alt=”smile” style=”border:0;” />
    haven’t had any page loading freezes since
    so smooth now
    maybe i’ll buy leopard till 10.5.1 or 2

    MW: “some” now apple give us some graphics card drivers (imac)

  13. @twodales,
    Trust me – update your Cube to Leopard. Mine works great under it – better than Tiger even!

    If you don’t know how, reply back and I’ll reply with some options.

    C3
    (I’m 2 better than you C1)
    ” width=”19″ height=”19″ alt=”wink” style=”border:0;” />

  14. @ anaknipedro
    “Now I need to try out Quicken 2006. It has been broken since 10.4.8”

    What is broken? I use Quicken 2005 through all the Tiger updates (except .11) and now Leopard and it seems to work fine. I don’t use all its “features” so maybe it is “broken” and I don’t notice (or care).

    Thanks

  15. To be honest, after playing with Leopard for a couple of weeks, well, mehhh. I mean It’s nice but just a few niggly things that anoy me and the new features, time machine, spaces, (stacks is fugly and clumsy) I don’t have much use for. I still don’t know where they’ve hidden the bit where you can open ports. Plus Adobe stuff is apparently a bit buggy. Anyway I had Tiger well trained, I’m sticking with T for now at least until such time as ‘Leopard Only’ free/shareware and software starts to emerge. This update will at least help maintain and keep current the previous OS. But yeah Leopard also needs an update or two. Will it only be 18 months from now that Lion, or whatever is released I wonder.

  16. I downloded 10.4.11 and during the installation a dialogue box came up saying that there had been an error and that I sould download it again. I didn’t have time to do this and so shut it down. My Macbook pro now won’t boot up!!! Does anybody have any suggetions?????

    I tried booting up from my install disc and trying the disc repair in utilities but this hasn’t changed a thing. Is there a way to revert to 10.4.10 from booting up from the install disc??

    PLEASE HELP!! ARRRGGGHHHH!

  17. Leopard has major networking issues.
    The airport on my iMac would not detect my router unless I turned it off and on several times-then I would get full strength. After an hour or so it would crap out-even though it still showed a full strength connection I could not access other computers on the network or the internet until I did the off/on thing again.

    My ethernet connected mini kills my DSL connection after 2 or 3 hours-I have to restart the router to get reconnected. A “fix” is to change the dns settings-just tried it so not sure if it will work or not.

    Both compuetres worked great under tiger(no network issues at all)-I have already downgraded the iMac and am getting ready to do the same on the mini.

  18. @Danny

    Thanks for posting about the problem of Safari + PicLens. You just beat me to the post while I was busy testing out the fix.

    I uninstalled PicLens from Safari’s View menu, then I uploaded the most recent version of PicLens (1.5.15) which works just fine!!

    Safari is back to normal, and v3 is snappier than ever!

  19. @BigmacX

    Thanks for the tip on the Debug. Changing User Agent to Firefox did indeed work.

    And, I now also have had the satisfaction of proving to my wife that it IS indeed Microsoft messing with us. Those assholes. They must be getting desperate. heh. Good. Serves ’em right.

    Thanks again.

  20. Anyone loose boot camp functionality after this update or the release of Leopard??
    I am running Tiger and my boot camp still works fine but Apple has stated the the boot camp betas will expire after the release of Leopard.

  21. Safari beta did not work well on my intel iMac, uninstalled it and reverted to 2.whatever that was stable. New 10.4.11 update installs Safari 3.0.4 which is constantly crashing/quitting without warning. Any ideas/solutions, besides using firefox. . . .

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