OSX Mojave, the worst experience ever

- The apps slower.

- UX Frozen by seconds, (zero respond to keyboards or mouse) until it come back with all in once.

- The browsers report several difficulties opening websites, especially banks with several "network changed" errors. - Periferical and devices, as Brother printers, HP printers, and scanners, are unavailable, they look for the update in the "apple servers" with "no drivers found" for it. Even worst, if you could install it, will be slower than the previous action. Taking up to 4 minutes to start to print, and if print commands are done, take other 10 minutes to print.


Can`t believe the OSX has been released with so many mistakes and problems.

I can`t see any improvements at all beside the doubted screen turn to black fashion style.

Is it how Apple plans to introduce us to next-gen of new products, like the 90' win-notebooks all in black? (I hope at least in Carbon Case)

I had a week ago the update to 10.14.1 and neither improvement to this fail experience and problems.

My Mac: Mid 2012 SDD512 8GB i5 2.5Ghrz

Anyone with this experience with Mohave?

MacBook Pro 13, July Built 4G 2.53Ghz

Posted on Nov 26, 2018 3:43 AM

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Jan 13, 2019 8:19 AM in response to gabrielefani

Or maybe you installed a lot of garbage in your mac.

Most people that claim Mojave is garbage do so because they have serious problems on their macs and in many cases they are self-inflicted. Install crappy software like cleanmymac? Have one, two or more (!) antivirus running? Have updated in place since Snow Leopard and still having third party stuff in /System/Library when it has been off-limits for years? All of that can make for a terrible experience. If is easier to blame Mojave. Try a clean install of Mojave and see how it works.

Nov 26, 2018 6:16 AM in response to _54Campy__

We used to call this a PICNIC or ID10T error. You don't say what type of Mac you have but, that doesn't matter as the problem has nothing to do with the OS - you cannot expect a new OS to run smoothly on entry-level 6.5-year-old hardware (that said, now I've checked it's probably an Air you have, isn't it…? The problem is that you really only have 6GB available RAM, as 2GB is being utilised by the on-board graphics chip). That's the reason for the lag. Mojave requires at least 2GB available RAM so that means you've only got 4GB available which is why everything is so slow.


My father has a similar vintage MacBook Pro, it barely runs El Capitan, there's no way I'd advise him to install Mojave (even though it could, theoretically, run it).


And some people - me included - prefer Dark Mode. Looking at bright white backgrounds all the time can cause eyestrain, black is far easier on the eyes.

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