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1. #HOW TO DOWNGRADE MAC OS MOJAVE HOW TO#
2. #HOW TO DOWNGRADE MAC OS MOJAVE INSTALL#
3. #HOW TO DOWNGRADE MAC OS MOJAVE UPDATE#
4. #HOW TO DOWNGRADE MAC OS MOJAVE 32 BIT#
5. #HOW TO DOWNGRADE MAC OS MOJAVE UPGRADE#

NOTE: I did NOT test installing the 2020-005 Security Update after.

#HOW TO DOWNGRADE MAC OS MOJAVE INSTALL#

Install Safari 13.1.2 (download link below) You are now at macOS Mojave 10.14.6 BuildVersion 18G103 and Safari 12.1.2 Reboot to the Recovery Partition (Command R) Backup all your files (always a good thing just in case) After reinstalling macOS Mojave you will be at version# 10.14.6 & BuildVersion number (18G103).

If you want to see a full listing of macOS versions, take a look at my macOS System Status and Versions Page.

This is the latest version of Mojave available and includes all the security fixes in the 2020-005 Update. An example of this that you are running 10.14.6 (18G6032). The is pretty cut and dry, you will reinstall macOS Mojave 10.14.6 over the top of your current version of Mojave. Readers who have contacted me were only asking about Mojave because of the Supplemental Update naming issue. I did not test this on Catalina or High Sierra, but I’ve included download links below if you would like to try. The following instructions are only for macOS Mojave. You can always install Safari 14.0 again if needed. I have tested this multiple times and not had an issue, but you might! So please backup before you test this path. Unsupported is what some users have done the past that might or might not have some compatibility issues. When I say Supported I mean this is what Apple would recommend and is the best path forward. Unsupported Way – Disable SIP protection > Remove Safari 14.app and Files > Install Safari 13.1.2 > Enable SIP again = Safari 13.1.2 Supported Way – Reinstall (not erase and install) macOS Mojave 10.14.6 (18G103) = Safari 12.1.2 I will show you 2 different ways to downgrade from Safari 14.0 to 13.1.2.

#HOW TO DOWNGRADE MAC OS MOJAVE HOW TO#

Macintosh How to Downgrade Safari 14.0 to 13.1.2 video. The new version includes user privacy improvements and security fixes. Most users will be just fine with Safari 14.

#HOW TO DOWNGRADE MAC OS MOJAVE UPGRADE#

Another big problem was that some users upgraded to Safari 14.0.1 Beta. They are still broke because the supplemental update did not include 14.0.1 as a compatible upgrade version. I recommend that you do anything possible so you don’t need to downgrade. Many still needed Flash, others had website compatibility issues. Readers wrote in and asked me if there is a way to downgrade Safari. This caught many off guard because they didn’t understand that installing this update was actually installing Safari 14.0.

After issue, Apple re-issued Safari 14.0 but renamed it “Mojave Supplemental Update”. This was fine until the 2020-005 Security Update started to break systems. Safari was offered as a separate download in software update so users could remain on Safari 13 if they wanted. You are probably asking yourself, why would anyone want to downgrade from Safari 14 to 13. Good workaround until Apple releases a fix ? Software Update shows Security Update 2021-003 & Safari 14.0.3 I’ve included Safari 14.0.3 download links at the bottomĬonfirmed the following after reinstall of 10.14.6 over the top of current install (retains user data) You can attempt to use the same instructions to downgrade from Safari 14.1 to 14.0.3. Users are reporting the error Safari 14.1 = webpage loading errors “a problem repeatedly occurred”. Apple has pulled the Safari 14.1 Update for both Catalina and Mojave. UPDATE 4/30/21 – This article explained originally how to downgrade from Safari 14.0 to 13.1.2 due to a problem. If you recently installed the Mojave Supplemental Update and were surprised to see Safari 14.0 installed, you are not alone. If you have already started adding stuff to the new Mac then you may want to start over by doing an Erase and install so your migration starts with a clean slate.Do you need to downgrade Safari? I will show you 2 ways to do it. Once you have it backed up then simply execute the steps in Setup Assistant and Migration Assistant and you are done. How you do that is first backup the old Mac using Time Machine.

#HOW TO DOWNGRADE MAC OS MOJAVE 32 BIT#

You can use System Information to look at your legacy third party apps to determine which are 32 bit or you can use the Roaring Apps tool to find what you have that is 32 bit.Īfter upgrading all the legacy apps on the old Mac that you want to keep then it is time to migrate. If you find any that cannot be upgraded (the developers of the apps need to do that) then replace them or decide if you really need them. On your old Mac please update your legacy apps to their 64bit counter part versions. Apple advised you for many years however you have misunderstood or ignored the messages. You may not have prepared the old Mac so it is current and also may not have migrated properly when you copied so please read on!Ĭurrent versions of Mac OS no longer no longer support 32 bit apps.