Which new mac/system ..?

[ADSR]

Actually with  a macbook intel core 2 Duo, Snow Léopard...

Several alerts whith Firefox :
Browser wil be soon  not compatible whith some  sites , but impossible to update whith Snow leopard ...What do you suggest   ...wich  macbook , OS ?
 
Thanks

GR

[Xairbusdriver]

Seems you have three different questions:
  1. Discover why Firefox is "incompatible"
  2. What Mac to purchase
  3. What mac OS to use

1. Perhaps you should try the latest version of Firefox. Also, a screen shot of the actual dialog would be very helpful.

2. Only you can decide which Mac you might purchase because only you know exactly what you need to use it for.

3. If you buy a new Mac, you will have this question answered for you since the latest OS that runs on that machine will come preinstalled.

My Opinion: If you want more specific answers to each of those three questions, I'd suggest starting three new topics for each one. Trying to keep track of answers to three different questions in a single topic will be difficult at best, not only for you but also for those trying to help.

We could have several specific questions that you should reply to before really useful and specific answers could be provided. Please, one question at a time. Three shorter topics will be much easier to read and understand than one huge topic jumping back and forth among the questions.

The ball is in your court.

[ADSR]

The latest version of Firefox is not compatible whith Snow leopard....and the macbook don't support new OS version

That's why, i don't know what to do ...?

[Xairbusdriver]

The latest version of Firefox is not compatible whith Snow leopard

Try another browser. Apple makes one called Safari. It came with your OS and should have been updated many times.

the macbook don't support new OS version

Update to one that it can run. I could suggest one, but you don't have any info about your hardware (or software) in your Profile. Please update your Profile info.

[Paddy]

Assuming that you bought the MBP in 2013 back when you were discussing it here on TS, and that you bought one of the last 2010 models (in 2011, they dropped the Core 2 Duos and went to the i series processors) and never updated the OS, then you CAN update the OS to 10.13 - High Sierra, which is the last OS before the current one (Mojave, 10.14) But, you do need to have sufficient RAM and while it will theoretically run with 4GB, which is what most of these machines had when shipped, it will work better with 8GB.

I believe, from reading some of your old posts on TS, that the reason you wanted the older machine was because you had older hardware and software you wanted to continue to use. Is this no longer the case?

If so, then my advice is the same as it is to pretty much everyone: to go for the best combination of features and speed that you need, and can afford. You can get some good deals on the refurb store here, but the one in France seems to have only a few items available. Not sure why. Same thing with the refurbs in the UK, Belgium and Germany. A few in the "featured" section, but NOTHING at all in the main Mac refurb section (if you look at the Canadian store - https://www.apple.com/ca/shop/refurbished/mac - you'll see the huge difference. It's bizarre...)

Anyway - if you can post your current specs - do the "About this Mac" thing - processor speed, RAM, hard drive capacity - Model number so we can check things on https://everymac.com (or just post the link to the right one at everymac.com) that would help a lot.

You can certainly update the current machine so you can run current browsers and so on - but if you need to keep it as is to use with some old hardware/software and want to buy a new one to run current software/browsers/hardware, then we need to know what you want to do with it in general terms and what sort of budget you have in mind.