No 2011 Mac runs Mac OS 9. This guide should help you figure out what is needed: Note, the newest Safari it says will work, is version 6, whose version was only released for Mac OS X 10.7, and the last release which may run is for Mac OS X 10.8: I would contact WebEx and ask them what's the maximum version of browser and plugin they have tried. Go to Apple menu - About This Mac to find your Mac OS X version. IOS does not run on Macs, it only runs on iPads, iPhones, and iPod Touch. I've successfully used WebEx meetings as recently as having Mac OS X 10.9 installed last June. You can always run an older version of Windows on your Mac natively with one of these solutions: If you didn't happen to save your 10.9 installer dmg or clone. Apple no longer makes 10.9 available.
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Software that end users and presenters use to access a meeting. Following are the minimum system requirements for Live Meeting Web. Mac OS X V10.3. Live Meeting is often used in Windows systems with a downloadable software client. However, Live Meeting sessions can also be hosted on the Web, allowing users of the otherwise incompatible Mac OS X operating system the ability to attend. Office Live Meeting Client (Windows-based client) does not support Mac. Office Live Meeting Web Access (Web-based client) supports Mac OS X V10.5.x: Firefox 3.x with Apple Java 1.5.0_16. Safari 3.x with Apple Java 1.5.0_16. More information please click below link.
Apple does not respond to this forum. This is just a user to user forum. The problem has to be addressed to Webex directly as their system requirements do not address the most recent browser versions Apple has. You may get this bug reported to after filing a free online developer account application at however as WebEx is not an Apple product, I'm not hopeful this issue would be addressed. Apple uses that Developer link for all developers to address their issues, and it would be more fruitful for WebEx to determine what's missing in their code from Apple.
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I used my Mac to access a live meeting months ago. Everything was fine. Since then I upgraded my Java install and then it become difficult. Live Meeting has a so you can test compatibility in advance of the meeting.
This blog post goes through what to do to get it working with Java 8. (Java 7 after a certain patch level has the same issues). Go to the and click “join meeting.” You’ll get one or two pop-ups similar to the following with the error message “Application Blocked By Java Security” and the detail “For security, applications must now meet the requirements for the High or Very High security settings, or be part of the Exception Site List, to be allowed to run”. Note the location. The number could change. For me it was It would be nice if Microsoft – a large company – would sign their applet to make this unnecesary, but ok.
System Preferences. Java.
Security. Click “edit site list”.
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Try the URL you noted (in my example). Add It now looks like: At this point, restart your browser.
If you just re-load the page, it will not pick up on the new settings. If you did it correctly, you will see one or two prompts of: If you try this in Safari, it will hang forever with the screen: According to, you need a 64 bit browser to use Java now. (Thanks for the error message Oracle. Failing silently is the way to go.
Ok done with the sarcasm.) Safari and Chrome are 32 bit. Switching to Firefox. To start with, you get a misleading error about Firefox not being supported. Ignore it and click “enter meeting” anyway. Next you get to similar warnings to confirm you really want to run the applet. Click run twice: You may need to click the address bar to allow it to run the applet: At this point, you may get the blue hang screen we saw in Safari.
This time, click the brick icon in the popup and allow. And finally – success.