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[johnstonesnow]

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[manojVivek]

That's strange. Do you have a screenshot of the error it throws? That states the osx version?

[manojVivek]

Yeah, unfortunately there is no straightforward way to disable the auto-update right now. You can look at blocking the network request to the GitHub releases as a workaround but that would be challenging as well.

[manojVivek]

Is it something to do with the 10.14.6 version? As I can see, similar problems reporting like this: https://www.google.com/search?q=Electron+you+have+macOS+10.14.6.+The+application+requires+masOC+10.13+or+later&oq=Electron+you+have+macOS+10.14.6.+The+application+requires+masOC+10.13+or+later&aqs=chrome..69i57j69i64l2.11294j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

Would it be possible for you to upgrade to the next version by any chance?

[manojVivek]

Also, to get more clarity on the problem, are you using an Intel Mac or an Apple Silicon Mac?

We have two separate builds for these two machine architectures, and guessing if this is caused by running a wrong binary from https://responsively.app/download/.

[manojVivek]

I understand your concern with not upgrading the OS, I'll see if I can explicitly set the minimum required version somehow.