Any update for safari snow leopard 10.6.8 ?

safari need to be updated in the version of 10.6.8. where miliions of users still use this version of osx believing this version is the best yet.
In the name of millions of Apple's customers we ask sarafi to be updated.

H Adam ..
Apple will never update Safari on OS X v10.6.8  >    Apple Kills Snow Leopard: OS X 10.6 No Longer Receives Security Updates
OS X Snow Leopard is very outdated OS X. It cannot meet today's necessary security requirements.
Unless you use Rosetta for PowerPC apps, your Mac may be able to upgrade to v10.10 Yosemite.
Read here >  Apple - OS X Yosemite - How to Upgrade
That would install Safari 8.

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