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<blockquote data-quote="Randy B. Singer" data-source="post: 1949443" data-attributes="member: 190607">It's probably not a coincidence that the two apps that you have mentioned are from companies that, if you called them, the first three people you talk to there might not even be aware that they have a Macintosh version of their application.&nbsp; (i.e. these are not companies that specialize in making apps for the Macintosh.)Software often needs to be updated for the latest version of the OS.&nbsp; Especially if that software does low level things.&nbsp; It's one of the reasons that I usually don't recommend upgrading to a new version of the Mac OS until AT LEAST the point-two version of that release.&nbsp; That gives other users time to find all the new bugs, and Apple time to fix them, and developers time to update their apps.That said, RoaringApps (a popular site that tracks how well applications work under various versions of the Macintosh OS) says that Zoom &quot;works fine&quot; under Sequoia:<a href="https://roaringapps.com/app/zoom-443" target="_blank">https://roaringapps.com/app/zoom-443</a>The ThinkOrSwim site, at first glance, doesn't seem to even mention the Macintosh.It might be worth seeing if there is a discussion area for users of the mentioned apps on the developers' Web sites, and see what others have to say about getting their apps to work under Sequoia.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Randy B. Singer, post: 1949443, member: 190607"] It's probably not a coincidence that the two apps that you have mentioned are from companies that, if you called them, the first three people you talk to there might not even be aware that they have a Macintosh version of their application. (i.e. these are not companies that specialize in making apps for the Macintosh.) Software often needs to be updated for the latest version of the OS. Especially if that software does low level things. It's one of the reasons that I usually don't recommend upgrading to a new version of the Mac OS until AT LEAST the point-two version of that release. That gives other users time to find all the new bugs, and Apple time to fix them, and developers time to update their apps. That said, RoaringApps (a popular site that tracks how well applications work under various versions of the Macintosh OS) says that Zoom "works fine" under Sequoia: [URL code="true"]https://roaringapps.com/app/zoom-443[/URL] The ThinkOrSwim site, at first glance, doesn't seem to even mention the Macintosh. It might be worth seeing if there is a discussion area for users of the mentioned apps on the developers' Web sites, and see what others have to say about getting their apps to work under Sequoia. [/QUOTE]

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