: There is an old version of IE that works for mac. That version is 5.2.3. They did discontinue it, so you will need to find a download for that version and not a newer version. It definitely works for up to Snow Leopard (10.6.8) although they do not say whether it works for newer versions of OS.

Internet Explorer is a Microsoft browser for their operating system of Windows, there hasn't been a Mac version in ages. You have the following choices since Windows is used by nearly all businesses and governments, if working there you will have to learn how to use it eventually to advance. 1: Use a Windows machine temporaily which has IE by default. 2: Install Windows into a virtual machine program or into Apple's BootCamp and use IE there. 3: Find out if the website accepts a alternate browser like Firefox or Chrome, then install that into OS X and use it to access the site. Since Firefox is cross platform (OS X, Windows and Linux) and supports all major operating systems in circulation it might make the best option for websites to conform to that, than Safari or Chrome. I REALLY don't advise installing Chrome or any Google software, because Google and it's add-ons track people and the sites they visit.

Their software is rather hard to uninstall, installs a root level auto-updater also. Mac or windows best for an air gapped machine?. If you need to uninstall Chrome or it's root level updater, the link instructions are in here. Google root level auto-updater: to uninstall that (provided you have no Google software on the machine) Some sites are IE exclusive because it's doing a bit more, which you have little other choice but #1 or #2 above.

I suggest #2, why? Because your looking for work and employers need people trained in their system and they choose Windows.

Since a Mac can run Windows, might as well at least remain functional in it's use, although you prefer to use OS X at home. I do suggest Windows 7, as businesses have standardized on that and not on Windows 8 yet.

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Hi Samir, I agree with Balaji M Kundalam, the minimum requirement of operating system is Mac OS X v10.5.8. For more information: If you want to receive more information about Office 2011, I recommend you post this problem in Office for Mac forum: The reason why we recommend posting appropriately is you will get the most qualified pool of respondents, and other partners who read the forums regularly can either share their knowledge or learn from your interaction with us. Thank you for your understanding. Best regards, Greta Ge TechNet Community Support It's recommended to download and install, which is developed by Microsoft Support teams.