Accessibility is no worse in Catalina. But 32bit apps are no longer
supported. If tou use Clean y Mac you can easily check to see which apps
are 32bit. Or go to About My Mac and browse the software list to see if
you have any 32bit apps.
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I’ve been using Catalina for quite a while and have had no issues with
accessibility of any kind.
There is of course the matter of 32-bit apps no longer being supported in
Catalina, but that is not an accessibility issue.
Unless you have an application that is 32-bit that you really need and can’
Yes, if you have any 32 bit apps that you don’t want to lose then your best not
upgrading. Unless there are 64 bit versions available.
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On 23/05/2020, at 19:51, gerry cook wrote:
well hi its to do with apps that are 64 bit instead of 32 bit so i’ve heard.
its your c
well hi its to do with apps that are 64 bit instead of 32 bit so i’ve heard.
its your choice.
> On 23 May 2020, at 5:41 pm, masood B wrote:
>
> hello. I would like to know if I should install Catalina or stay with high
> sierra? I heard Catalina has accessibility problems with some apps. tha
hello. I would like to know if I should install Catalina or stay with high
sierra? I heard Catalina has accessibility problems with some apps. thanks
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