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I was quoting others who have told me this. ?I haven't had the issue, not having tried to run many apps from places other than the internal applications folder. ?I'm interested in the question

I’d been thinking of this for a while, but I decided to pull the trigger before Trump can institute tariffs, if in fact he does. The M4 Mac mini will replace a 2012 Intel Mac mini. I ordered it from

I should have added one more sentence: when reading about removing extensions on the web, I learned that Finder likely would identify parent apps; what comes to mind foremost for me is the 1Password

Sorry to be so uncertain regarding what you’re suggesting, but what’s included in “Safari Stored items? I’ll guess that means clearing history, closing all open tabs and windows, removing all

Thanks! I'd remembered steps 1 and 3, it was step 2 that seemed to break the link As always, much appreciated for all your advice and help ________________________________ Sent: 24 November 2024 15:42

Before installing Sequoia, try cleaning Safari of all its stored items. Reboot & try again. If that doesn’t help, clean your system using Onyx & it will force you to reboot & try again. Then, if

I can comment and it may be related to your question. When I prepared for the Sequoia beta test, I cloned my working Sequoia non-beta drive and saved the clone to an external drive. When I wanted to

Which macOS does this happen in, and can you name a few of the apps? I only keep copies of installers on external drives, and have seldom tried to boot from a clone.

Jim Robertson wrote: According to Apple <https://support.apple.com/en-us/120421>: iPhone Mirroring system requirements iPhone Mirroring can be used with only one Mac and one iPhone at a time. Your

So, perhaps the issue is resolved in Sequoia. Latest beta includes the vitualization of the iPhone on your Mac screen. I have no idea whether that’s only for latest gen iPhones, nor how much I’d

When the drive is in the correct port, it runs well. -- Vincent Winterling Vineland, NJ From: [email protected] <[email protected]> on behalf of Randy B. Singer via groups.io

I’ve heard mixed information about whether the (awesome) Samsung T7’s support Thunderbolt. If you search Amazon for “Thunderbolt external SSD”, the Samsung T7 comes right up. But the listing

I’m running a MBA M2 (16gb / 512gb). I am a fan of both SuperDuper and CCC but find SD more appealing these days. I also like to beta test the upcoming versions of Sequoia. I run the beta versions

I don’t know if any of the included Apple apps have to be in the Applications folder on the boot drive. I haven’t tested this. I HAVE run across ONE third party application that didn’t work if

Randy, thanks for clarifying the current discussion on drive options with the new M4. ?Perhaps you could comment on another detail of the debate. ?We hear that although you can boot from an external

I can almost guaranty you that you aren’t infected with anything. Since there is no malware actually on your computer, any anti-virus software that you run won’t find anything. It's likely adware

This morning I was doing sone research and a regular website I clicked on – not an adult one! – immediately gave me a warning my system was infected! I immediately closed Safari, then reopened and

Thanks everyone for your input. I have decided against this as in retro thought my internet is only spotty when I am in rural areas The added cost of this was also a decision I appreciate all your

SuperDuper is still wildly useful for making a clone backup. The controversy is over whether you CAN make a BOOTABLE backup, and if if a bootable backup is even worth anything. People using CCC as

I'm giving serious thought to getting an M4 Mac mini in the near future. My current 2012 Mac mini is mounted to one of the vertical members of my loft bed with a bracket, as in the attached photo. At