My mac is used and i cant find brower to work

Question

i bought my mac used and it cant find a brower to dowload or any updates or find any downloads

Answer 1

If your computer is running Tiger OS X 10.4.11, and is an Intel-based computer,
it may be upgraded to Snow Leopard  OS X 10.6 (retail DVD purchase) and then
updated via a download Combo update to 10.6.8 by use of Software Updates.
A retail Snow Leopard OS X 10.6 install DVD is available from the online store
or in some cases, from an Apple specialist or Apple authorized service provider.
The DVD would be mailed to you, if bought from the online Apple Store.
Then, you'd have a browser selection; from Firefox, and other third party products.
And the Safari browser would be a later version than available for Tiger or Leopard.
Some Mozilla-based code custom browsers are available where the main branded
browser for older OS X are not being supported or updated. SeaMonkey, Opera,
and a few others may support an older Intel-based OS X such as SL 10.6.8.
However if your computer is a PowerPC older hardware model, based on PPC cpu
and other era vintage parts, the Tiger OS X 10.4.11 system could be upgraded by
use of a hard-to-get retail DVD version of Leopard OS X 10.5; with later update of
that to its final step, 10.5.8, by use of Software Update in the running 10.5 system.
You could get & use a few patched or current browsers, one most recommended
for the PPC G3/G4 hardware with Tiger 10.4 or Leopard 10.5 systems, is known
by its name, TenFourFox. It will not run on an Intel-based Mac...
TenFourFox for PPC Mac G3-G4-G5 running OS X 10.4.11 & 10.5.8:
http://www.floodgap.com/software/tenfourfox/
iCab browser versions: (note older versions based on OS X & hardware type)
For Tiger 10.4.11, you could probably do OK with iCab v. 4.9 or before.
http://www.icab.de/dl.php
So, your question requires asking a ton of questions in the blind, without details
of what Mac version and build series you do have. This should be included in the
first part of a new post -- or in your user Profile so it appears in the signature line of
each post. - If this is added, note to update that info when you get a different Mac.
Depending on your computer's hardware configuration, build date model year
product details, the results will vary greatly. There is no single answer when a
question is nebulously vague.
However that works out...
Good luck & happy computing!