I have MacOS High Sierra version 10.13.6. Early 2015. I am mostly satisfied with the way it works. I am afraid that if I upgrade to a newer version I will have lot of problems. Is it okay to stick with what I have? I am not a sophisticated user. Most of my computing is just word processing, email, spreadsheets (infrequent),- just typical stuff.
If it works for you, then you can stay where you are.
Do note, you will not get any new fixes or vulnerability patches, and Safari will be having issues with many websites now since its rather old version. Beyond that, you are not obligated in any way to update if you don't want to.
If it works for you, then you can stay where you are.
Do note, you will not get any new fixes or vulnerability patches, and Safari will be having issues with many websites now since its rather old version. Beyond that, you are not obligated in any way to update if you don't want to.
Stay on there if you want the best performance as possible but for compatibility you really need to upgrade since there are many new versions out. you may see on the app store that some apps needs an older version etc. but if you dont really have an problem, just stay on it unless you really need to upgrade if nothing is supported like macosx lion or something like that. but for word, mail etc you don't need to upgrade at all! just stay on your version and with an 2015 macbook it is great to use (i think)
As others mention, the Safari browser will (probably) not receive any Apple updates so you will discover more and more sites that fail to allow a connection. When you become tired of that, the fix will be to simply install a different browser that continues to get updates. Firefox and Brave are two that come to mind.
What if I don't want to "upgrade" to a newer software.
