As asked by previous posters: how can I upgrade my macOS Catalina 10.15.7? Do I really have to buy a new, very expensive, Apple desk top or laptop in order to be able to use a browser other than Google?
Judie
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Original Title: Updating software
iMac 21.5″, macOS 10.15
It depends on the exact model Mac you have. Over time, older Macs eventually become unsupported on some version of macOS.
Check Apple > About This Mac to see what model you have ... including the year. You can then check the compatibility list for each version of macOS:
FWIW, Firefox is still fully supported on Catalina and I suggest using it instead of Chrome.
It depends on the exact model Mac you have. Over time, older Macs eventually become unsupported on some version of macOS.
Check Apple > About This Mac to see what model you have ... including the year. You can then check the compatibility list for each version of macOS:
FWIW, Firefox is still fully supported on Catalina and I suggest using it instead of Chrome.
As MartinR pointed out, the current version of Firefox will run on Catalina.
Current versions of other major third-party browsers will run on Monterey (Brave, Chrome, Microsoft Edge) – or, in some cases, Big Sur (Opera).
How can I update my Mac from macOS Catalina 10.15.7 to newer version?
