A browser for Mac 10.6.8

Good evening Ritchi, first of all thank you for your response, I often have the little loading wheel that comes up, especially when I go on Facebook, YouTube, and it is slow, very slow......
it doesn’t refuse sites.... I don't know how to explain it for you to understand...

opening two sites at once won't please it...
thank you both.....

Hi Dede.. I think I've already given you that information.. see forum from March 20, 2017... you replied that my Mac wasn't obsolete but not top-notch, too old, but I'm still looking maybe I'll find a solution
I did find the solution but it costs a lot, a Mac, for now I'll stick with Firefox we'll see later thanks

I agree with Dede: 1.5 GB of RAM is a bit low, but not sure that with 2 GB it will really be a miracle. For your information, two 1 GB memory sticks would cost you 2x20 euros (example). I mention two sticks to ensure that you have two identical sticks in your iMac; otherwise, that could cause problems. If you open the Mac through the small trapdoor under the screen, you will see the models of memory you have, and maybe buying just one stick will be enough.

"for now I’m sticking with firefox, we'll see later ":
The more time goes by, the less things will improve: You use YouTube and notice the spinning wheel. It’s either due to your internet connection (low bandwidth) or the video format that the Mac struggles to decode. YouTube has already changed video formats in the past. Nothing prevents them from changing them again to adopt a format that is even more efficient for a current Mac but very penalizing for an older Mac.

A new Mac is indeed very, very expensive, but a second-hand Mac that's 2, 3, or even 4 years old is much more affordable without being outdated. I say this because my iMac is a 2007 model, and when it lets me down or when I'm really stuck with unmanageable video edits, then I will buy a second-hand Mac that will, in any case, be much more powerful than the current one, which still works very well for me.

Ritchi