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1 day ago · It is no longer getting new features – and in a few months, Mozilla won't even be providing "critical security updates" for it any more. But it might let you browse sites that are giving you trouble when you use High Sierra's version of Safari. Mozilla Support – Firefox users on macOS 10.12, 10.13 and 10.14 moving to Extended Support Release.
2 days ago · Whenever there’s a new macOS version (even if you’re going, say, from 14.4 to 14.4.1), you’ll probably need to update OCLP before updating the OS. After that, you’ll need to remove the ...
3 days ago · Go to the Apple menu > System Preferences > Software Update. In the Software Update window, check "Automatically keep my Mac up-to-date" at the bottom. If you use macOS High Sierra 10.13 or earlier at present, you need to enable the automatic update function in the App Store.
4 days ago · I'm running a Mac Pro (mid 2010), OS Sierra 10.12.6 with a NVIDIA GeForce GTX 980 Ti 6143 MB card. Resolve 15 runs flawlessly. Do I need to update my OS? I have been reading conflicting things about what the minimum Mac OS requirements are to run Resolve 16.
2 days ago · macOS 10.12 Sierra is the first one on the list of macOS versions to receive the name change from California's landmark to its coastal areas. Released in 2016, the new features of macOS 10.12 Sierra include the addition of Siri, optimized storage, and updates to Photos, Messages, and iTunes.
3 days ago · Well, erasing the disk (not any partition or volume - the entire top level hdd) with Disk Utility and well, factory settings would mean re-installing the original OS which would be very old by now and as you already found out that doesn't work as Mountain Lion can't connect to the Recovery Servers anymore - as far as I know that has something to do with HTTPS protocols that are too new for it ...
3 days ago · Make sure your Internet connection is working. Clear sufficient space on your Mac. Repair the boot drive with Disk Utility. Employ the full installer from the Mac App Store. Boot into Safe Mode before installing. Install from macOS Recovery. Use a bootable USB installer. Erase the Mac from Recovery Assistant or iCloud before reinstalling.
