When I start my computer the safari icon jumps up and down and i get a note: 'Community Toolbar' I'm sorry, but Safari browser version you are currently using does not support the community toolbar.  How do i get rid of this

when I start my computer the safari icon jumps up and down and i get a note: 'Community Toolbar' I'm sorry, but Safari browser version you are currently using does not support the community toolbar.  How do i get rid of this?

Carolyn Samit has answered this question before.  I did it with this info.  Thank you Carolyn for your awesome help.

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