> In my experience it is not very long before an update nails MacOS software if you don't actively maintain it. That's not my experience. Of course the remova

> In my experience it is not very long before an update nails MacOS software if you don't actively maintain it. That's not my experience. Of course the removal of 32-bit support in macOS Catalina was a killer, but otherwise I regularly use a number of older apps. Here's a notable example: via Rosetta, I'm still using the preference pane RCDefaultApp 2.1, which was last updated in 2009. It still works 14 years later! https://rubicode.com/Software/RCDefaultApp/index.html#versions https://rubicode.com/Software/RCDefaultApp/index.html#versio...