Let me be clear, I'm talking about computer upgrades, not a physical trek in California. I wrote about this earlier. How I had to make half a dozen calls to Apple to get this done. And then when I tried to install it it took forever. So I decided to wait til we went to Seattle where I'd have a faster internet connection.
I'm in Seattle (well a short ferry ride away) and so last night I decided to do the installation of High Sierra on my MacBook pro.
I'm here to report that it went fairly quickly - less than an hour in total - and everything seems to be intact, though time will tell. I haven't noticed any problems or any significant improvements either yet. When I looked online it said most of the changes were under the hood.
The key advantages should be with Safari. I'd been getting notices from different companies - like my credit card company - that my browser was not secure and I couldn't take some actions on their sites. I had to go to Firefox to make that happen. I also had trouble sending messages in Twitter, and messages in FB weren't working right either. I haven't checked them.
Just want to report that the upgrade, so far - after the initial problems I reported on - went fine.
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