The VM option sounds better, since you can build an entire environment with Java versions and other prerequisites other than the browser, but your mileage may vary. app from the dmg (cool trick!), and then explicitly creating a profile using that version, and fixing up the link to it.
Apparently this involves copying out and renaming the. However, and I've not tested this, you can also run Firefox versions side by side with a little work. Google, Chrome 79, Interaction Connect Only, Supports TLS 1.2. Configure, get it working and disable updates. Apple, Safari 14.0.2, Interaction Connect Only (Supported only on MAC). Personally, I'd rather run a full install, configured on a VM, and you can find older versions here. Basically, you need a browser that hasn't disabled SSLv3 or will let you enable it alongside your current one. You can sometimes also run older (or newer) browsers alongside current versions - not sure how this works on a Mac, though. Scroll down to the Network section and click on Change. It's going to be a minor pain if you need Java et al. Open Google Chrome Click Alt F and select Settings Scroll down and select Show advanced settings. This Security.SE post says that Firefox 33 Portable will work on Windows. The alternative is to grab an older browser just for this. If there's an updated firmware it may support more modern browsers and SSL, but I wouldn't hold my breath. This results in fun stuff like needing three or four old versions of java and older browsers, and certs that are expired.
Most places never ever ever ever update iLO or other out of band management system unless there's new firmware.
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