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Is Reunion 10 compatible with El Capitan, Sierra, High Sierra, Mojave?
Reunion 10 was replaced by Reunion 11 in April 2015. Reunion 11 was replaced by Reunion 12 in November 2017. Our current version, Reunion 13, was released in late 2020.
At this time, we are focused on Reunion 13 and ReunionTouch. Therefore, we do not test Reunion 10 with El Capitan, Sierra, High Sierra, or Mojave. There will be no further maintenance updates for Reunion 10.
Although many people use Reunion 10 with the newer Mac operating systems with no troubles, there are a few issues (mostly cosmetic) that were introduced which may appear in Reunion 10 running on El Capitan, Sierra, High Sierra, or Mojave. These include...
- Mojave: there is a known bug in macOS Mojave that may impact Reunion 10. Specifically, if a graphic chart, the "tree view," or the "family view" is saved to a PDF file, some colors may become darkened. Apple has acknowledged that this is a bug in the macOS and we are hopeful they'll address the problem in a macOS update.
- High Sierra and Mojave: Can't open your family file. A solution is here.
- Cosmetic issue: In some lists (for example, the People sidebar) you'll notice a slight displacement of the header of the list.
- Cosmetic issue: In Reunion > Preferences > General, if you have selected anything but the default font for "Font for lists and data entry," your font selection won't appear in the header of some lists. For example, in the header of the Reminders sidebar, or in Edit Person > Events/Facts.
- Crash: If you select the Change panel (in the Navbar) while certain sidebars are showing, and then click into another application, Reunion 10 may crash.
- Crash: If you select the Mark panel (in the Navbar) and then click into another application, Reunion 10 may crash. It may also crash if a progress bar appears during the Marking operation. However, these crashes are not consistently repeatable.
The latest major upgrade of Reunion is version 13, which we recommend for all users. None of the issues listed above, with the exception of the bug in macOS Mojave (which needs to be fixed by Apple), exist when using Reunion 13. Upgrade details are here.