Website says Opera runs on MacOS 10.13 but installer won't run. Please advise.

@greyeyezz Looks like they updated the website. Thanks for letting me know.

I'm using Waterfox and it seems to be a nice fast browser that still supports earlier versions of MacOS.

@greyeyezz Looks like they updated the website. Thanks for letting me know.

I'm using Waterfox and it seems to be a nice fast browser that still supports earlier versions of MacOS.

@peterlockett Okay, I followed your instructions and they went to the same page I went to originally. It says it will run on 10.13 but it doesn't and I've gotten two responses saying Opera just forgot to update that piece of info.

I am trying to tell you that a current build of Opera isn't going to run on a Intel Core i5. It can't run anything newer than High Sierra. It doesn't have the right hardware. I already have an obsolete version of Chrome that "works" but it isn't secure. Don't need an obsolete version of a Chromium-based browser.

@peterlockett I'm not sure what you mean by the "off line download package." I downloaded OperaInstaller.app and when I tried to run it, it said I needed MacOS 10.15 to run this software.

This is a 2011 iMac with a 2.5 GHz Intel Core i5 processor.

@burnout426 How will that accomplish my goal of running a current browser with all the security patches, then? The only reason I'm looking for an alternative to Chrome is that it's out of date and not fully secure.

@peterlockett What OS version do you have? I am trying to install Opera on a 2011 iMac that can't be upgraded past 10.13.6 and the installer says it needs 10.15 although the website says Opera only needs 10.13.

Website says Opera runs on MacOS 10.13 but installer won't run. Please advise.