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It seems my iMac w/High Sierra 10.13.6 (can't be updated?) mid 2011, has lost ability to use some functions of some websites. Is there any way to correct this? I do have a linux os on thumb drive (unused) but it's kinda old now too. The capacities had been upgraded to the max when I bought this refurbished about summer 2020.
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Unfortunately time marches on. Your mid 2011 iMac can’t go beyond High Sierra 10.13.6 because of hardware requirements. As for websites it’s likely because of High Sierra’s Safari version. You will need to switch to a third party browser like Firefox or others.
Unfortunately time marches on. Your mid 2011 iMac can’t go beyond High Sierra 10.13.6 because of hardware requirements. As for websites it’s likely because of High Sierra’s Safari version. You will need to switch to a third party browser like Firefox or others.
Hi!
I see you own a Mid 2011 iMac that you are trying to update! Unfortunately, this Mac is obsolete and cannot run the newest software. High Sierra is the newest software it can run, but no farther than that. Hope this helps!
How you managed to buy a refurbished 2011 iMac in 2020 is beyond my understanding, but it certainly remains viable.
If its version of Safari is too old, try Brave, or Firefox, and in that order:
https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/new/
Both will work well on your model iMac.
Is a Mid 2011 iMac considered obsolete?
