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wellander1

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Is there a list of 32 bit software and its versions that will no longer run after people upgrade to Mac OS 10.15?
Thanks.
 
Not that I know of.

Though I do know a couple.

StuffIt Destinations 2016
StuffIt Archive Manager 2016
Ohanaware Cardsmith 1.01
 
> About This Mac > System Report > Software > Applications

There will be a column for 32/64 bit. Sort on that column and you have a list of what is 32 bit on your machine.

The System Info -> Software -> Applications list is not a complete check on 64/32-bit. I believe it checks the main executable inside each app bundle and reports that. But it does not check the other executable components inside the app bundle. So you can have an app which is mixed 64 and 32-bit, but reported by System Info as 64-bit.

When you start such a mixed app for the first time, macOS will give its warning about future compatibility.

You can get a more complete check with https://eclecticlight.co/32-bitcheck-archichect/ which does a full scan inside each app.
 
Download and run the "32-bitCheck" app.

It will generate a list of the software on YOUR Mac that is 32-bit.

More useful than relying on a "list" posted elsewhere.
 
* Fetch (FTP client, update to 64-bit unlikely)
* Dreamweaver CS6 (update to 64-bit unlikely)
 
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