How to instal Safari in lion 10.7.5

I can not open Safari, in my Mac book pro, the program close, after each try, when I try to install the last Version , send me an error message " you need os 10.6", ,actually I have de I OS 10.7.5. wich version shoul I have to install?

Install Java 7 for Mac from Oracle. I believe it includes JavaFX SDK and i think double-click on JavaFX jar file should be able to find it (though i had not validated it myself recently).
Latest beta build is here - http://jdk7.java.net/download.html

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You will have to reinstall OS X. In the future ignore such things. Don't click on any links or dial any phone numbers. They are all phishing scams.
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If someone would take up this challenge and attempt to solve it with me, I would appreciate it! I have troubleshooted for 2 days now to no avail.
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2) This disabled my use of Safari and my access to App Store
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Anyone?
I finally managed to download the newest combo update and installed it successfully!
However Safari still doesn't open. It keeps saying the following:
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i) Safari doesn't work, and I can't get it to work unless I can reinstall/upgrade the OS.
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I have deleted safari from lion and wish to reinstall.
Please advise how can i go about reinstalling safari?

SINdustries wrote:
An alternative is to install ana application called pacifist which has a free trial
It can allow you to install small portions of the os
To use Pacifist, the OP will need to download the OSX, anyway, to access the .dmg installer. If that is the case, then the safest and most reliable course of action is to just reinstall the entire system, considering the complexity of Safari and it's integration with so many other parts of the OSX.
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is there a way to install safari 2 in leopard and get rid of safari 3. my yahoo messenger and saft wont work with safari 3 and it is driving me crazy
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*Francine Schweider* a |||| bar poster in these forums has what I think is an excellent thought.
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