Intel-only legacy apps will stop running in a future macOS release after macOS 27

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  • bigfoot4
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    • Mar 2005
    • 23

    #1

    Intel-only legacy apps will stop running in a future macOS release after macOS 27

    Apple confirmed that Intel-only legacy apps will stop running in a future macOS release (after macOS 27) because Apple is phasing out Rosetta 2 on Apple Silicon Macs.

    I am concerned about after this upgrade on the iMac, I will not be able to continue updating my web pages online without new software. I got this warning after upgrading to OS 26, so I am confused that it may start with OS 27.

    I currently use "SeaMonkey" to edit the pages and then upload using "FileZilla". I also use "FileZilla" to upload my "web projects" SeaMonkey is very simple app to use, and I don't have to learn html formatting details.

    Does anyone have any software suggestions that you have already tried and proven? Price is one thing, but I need simplicity too?

    Thanks in advance!
    bigfoot4

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  • DrJJWMac
    Member
    • Dec 2015
    • 64

    #2
    Consider searching and asking on the Mac Power User forum.

    A place to discuss all things Mac Power Users.


    Just to put your mind at ease, Intel-only apps will be supported through macOS 27. I believe but defer to experts whether macOS 28 will or will not even install on Intel.

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    JJW

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