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<blockquote data-quote="lclev" data-source="post: 1921120" data-attributes="member: 307555">It is not possible to run iOS apps on a MacBook Air.&nbsp; iOS runs on the iPhone or iPad.&nbsp; iOS is a totally different operating system for totally different devices.&nbsp; The laptop line - MacBooks - run on OS operating systems such as Monterey or Ventura etc.&nbsp; iMazing is an app for iOS to work with folders and files.&nbsp; Why would you even need that on your MBA?&nbsp; You have Finder which does a much better job.&nbsp; I use an app called Friendly Streaming that less me access Netflix.&nbsp; They also offer Disney+ too.&nbsp; The only reason I know of for &quot;Get&quot; to not appear next to an app is because you have to pay for it.&nbsp; There should be a price listed instead of the &quot;Get&quot; option.&nbsp; Not all apps are free and even most of the free apps offer in-app purchase options.&nbsp; If you see &quot;Get&quot; next to an app then your download ability is working.&nbsp; Lisa</blockquote>

[QUOTE="lclev, post: 1921120, member: 307555"] It is not possible to run iOS apps on a MacBook Air. iOS runs on the iPhone or iPad. iOS is a totally different operating system for totally different devices. The laptop line - MacBooks - run on OS operating systems such as Monterey or Ventura etc. iMazing is an app for iOS to work with folders and files. Why would you even need that on your MBA? You have Finder which does a much better job. I use an app called Friendly Streaming that less me access Netflix. They also offer Disney+ too. The only reason I know of for "Get" to not appear next to an app is because you have to pay for it. There should be a price listed instead of the "Get" option. Not all apps are free and even most of the free apps offer in-app purchase options. If you see "Get" next to an app then your download ability is working. Lisa [/QUOTE]

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