I'm still on Mojave (10.14!) and it's just brilliant compared to the more modern MacOS. There's a Firefox fork called Momiji (https://github.com/aobaharuki2005/momiji-web-browser) which backports recent Firefox to very much older macOSes, and basically I still use 32 bit x86 applications sometimes.
My next laptop computer (which is sorely overdue) will be Linux with macOS in a VM.
Oh look at that, there's a new update for Sequoia in settings!
It did take me a week to notice because the assholes keep spamming me about 26 or 27, but it's there.
> The new macOS'es always seem to add more restrictions, more bloat
The main reason I'm on Sequoia is the low contrast UI with the invisible resize points. The "intelligence" taking up space and probably having no off button is secondary.
Oh look at that, there's a new update for Sequoia in settings!
Apple only guarantees to fix all known issues and security bugs in their latest OS versions.
Note: Because of dependency on architecture and system changes to any current version of Apple operating systems (for example, iOS 27, macOS 27, and so on), not all known security issues are addressed in previous versions (for example, iOS 26, macOS 26, and so on).
