#Macos mojavelink for unsupported mac download#

First-time users in Google Workspace organizations will get the onboarding flow no sooner than version 82.A new onboarding flow is available to some first-time consumer (non-Google Workspace) users.All first-time users receive a new “warm welcome” upon startup.SeptemNew warm welcome and onboarding flow Note: For best macOS compatibility, we recommend that you wait until macOS Sonoma 14.1 before upgrading to macOS Sonoma. For instructions, go to Advanced Drive for desktop configuration. To turn off the onboarding flow for your organization, set the DisableOnboardingDialog key in the registry or plist settings. Most first-time users in Google Workspace organizations now see an onboarding flow.Fixed an issue where a small number of macOS 14 users could only start the Drive app once per macOS login session.Additional bug fixes and performance improvements.When backing up to Google Photos, DNG files are now considered RAW files.Fixed an issue where the app crashed repeatedly at startup for a small number of users.

For details, go to Manage Drive for desktop updates for your users. Note: To avoid compatibility issues and service interruptions with Drive for desktop, stay on a version that Google released within the last 12 months.

#Macos mojavelink for unsupported mac download#

Until we reach 100% roll-out, the Drive for desktop download link provides the prior version.

We typically wait until a new version of Drive for desktop is 100% rolled out to existing customers before providing the new app for download. If you see a number between the listed releases, that version has no significant difference from the prior release. These release notes reflect additions and improvements in each version of Google Drive for desktop (formerly Drive File Stream).