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I have central sleep apnea, for which I sleep using an “ASV” (automated servo-ventilation) machine. Recently, for no reason other than “I can,” I started using the iOS and watchOS “Health”

I think the issue might be that there is no link to a .dmg file (the usual Mac format for app installations) or even something clearly labelled “for macOS 10.xx.yy”. How does one tell which of

I wrote: Randy replied: Before I had no idea what to click on. This time you told me. Thank you. Got it! Downloaded okay. But... “Chromium.app” can’t be opened because it is from an unidentified

Go to: https://github.com/blueboxd/chromium-legacy/releases The latest release, right at the top, is numbered: 1303823 Download the file called: “1303823.zip" It’s near the top. I’m not sure why

That is not a failure of the browser, but a problem with yahoo not following the users wishes, and not following industry standard. I too, use yahoo e-ddresses. I keep having a variation the number of

Patsy: I also went to the link Randy provided and figured any browser that makes it that hard to figure out how to download it, can't possibly be user friendly. I can't use Safari or Brave with Yahoo

0Otto Nikolaus wrote: From 1998 to 2022 I got used to a portable computer with a 13-15” screen. As I aged, I realized I no longer much needed portability, but the laptop ergonomics were getting

On the matter of browsers with High Sierra, there is the rare occasion where a site doesn’t like Safari, and in those cases I’ve used Chrome or Firefox. ?I don’t recall how I found Chrome, but

Yea, I had to ask for help, and would need help to to it again, and I’m only 71. Brent On my iPhone Xr

Has anyone noticed the red marker on this Google search page? Permanently Closed (

For many years now I’ve preferred to buy MacBooks (Pro or Air). They are more than powerful enough for anything that we do, and are so much more flexible that a desktop computer. You can, of course,

You’ll know that you need a new Mac because it will become impossible to find a browser that is reliably compatible with all the Web sites you visit. You may also find that your Mac is no longer

Randy wrote: Migration Assistant would be wonderful. How will I know when I need a new Mac? I'll come back to you then, I see that the 27" has been discontinued. And new iMacs are very expensive. I

About browsers: I still use Brave and Safari for sites where they still work. For other sites I use Chrome: Version 116.0.5845.187 (Official Build) (x86_64). So far I've only run into a couple of

Bayswater wrote: Randy B Singer wrote: ~~~ Thank you Baywater and Randy!!! I'm an 83-year-old senior with a brain that doesn't work as well as it used to. I'm now a slow learner. I'm even more

I do hope that you are aware that to successfully pull off the upgrade with this kit, that you will need access to another Apple Silicon Mac other than your new Mac mini?

Thank you, Bev for the corrections and your search methods. I am always trying to improve my methods, so comparing to others is usually a help. And yes, we all focus of different things. Another

SEVEN WEEKS seems unconscionably long to ship a RAM module. Jim Willett wrote: -- Jim Saklad jimdoc@... ?

I purchased it from an outfit called Expand Mac Mini. I made the order on February 1 and still waiting. ?Their site said it was to be shipped this past week. Maybe tomorrow.

I very much agree. I think that Patsy will be overwhelmed by backing up, upgrading her OS, and then sorting out all of her software that needs to be replaced. I used to recommend that folks routinely