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Why isn't Scriptation working on macOS 26 (Tahoe)?

If you're seeing crashes, display issues, or features that don't look right after upgrading your Mac to macOS 26 (Tahoe), update Scriptation to the latest version from the App Store.

💡 TIP: Not sure what the latest version is? See Current Version and System Requirements.

Minimum Scriptation versions for Tahoe

If you can't update to the latest Scriptation for some reason, the minimum versions that work with macOS Tahoe are:

macOS 26.0 (released September 2025): Scriptation 5.1.4 or later
macOS 26.1 (released November 2025): Scriptation 5.1.5 or later

Versions of Scriptation earlier than 5.1.2 aren't compatible with Tahoe.

✋ Caution: Users running the macOS Tahoe 26.1 beta (Release Candidate) may see Scriptation crash on launch every time, even on Scriptation 5.1.4. This was an OS-beta-specific crash that has since been fixed in a later Scriptation update. If you're hitting this on the 26.1 beta, make sure you're on the latest Scriptation version from the App Store. If it still crashes, reverting to the public release of macOS 26.0.1 is a temporary workaround, or you can join the Scriptation beta program to get hotfixes early via TestFlight.

✋ Caution: If you're still on macOS 15 (Sequoia) and considering the update to Tahoe, make sure Scriptation is current first so the upgrade goes smoothly.

Still seeing issues?

If you've updated Scriptation and you're still running into problems on Tahoe, send us a message through the chat widget on this help center. Include your Mac's macOS version, your Scriptation version, and a short description of what's happening.

What's Next

Welcome to Scriptation for Mac
Current Version and System Requirements
Should I Delete and Reinstall Scriptation? (Spoiler: the answer is no.)

Updated on: 04/08/2026

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