While the Windows software undoubtedly has a larger installed user base, the majority of writers I come across are using Macs. Obviously, this news brings huge ramifications for Mac users from both an accessibility and workflow standpoint. You can still buy it from the likes of Amazon and eBay but, with a very real prospect of it being disabled by an OS update and no hope of a fix, it wouldn’t be a wise way to spend your money.

“During testing we have experienced a few glitches but it seems manageable currently, however future updates may cause further issues, or cause the software to stop all together.”Īll traces of the software have been removed from Nuance’s web site and it is no longer offered for sale. Wyvern Business Systems are reporting the following: While you can continue to use Dragon, it’s anyone’s guess as to when or if it will stop working as Nuance does not guarantee compatibility with the latest version of macOS, Mojave. Despite this, Nuance has pulled the plug.įor anyone who has bought the software within the last 30 days, it might be worth exercising your right to a refund. But things improved dramatically and, with the last 6.0.8 update, it seemed like Mac users finally had a version of Dragon nearer in stability and features than ever to the PC equivalent. The release of version 6 was disastrous at launch – buggy, unstable and borderline unusable. While Dragon on the Mac platform has never been at the same level as the Windows software, things did seem to be improving. Nuance will no longer provide updates for the Software after ”. Via a press release, Nuance stated: “Dragon Professional Individual for Mac is being discontinued effective and will no longer be available for purchase…Customers who have purchased Dragon Professional Individual for Mac version 6 (“Software”) benefit from a perpetual license to the Software and may continue using the Software. Dragon Professional Individual 6 has been discontinued with immediate effect there will be no updates to the existing software and no further versions produced.

In a move that is likely to anger and dismay Mac users, Nuance has dropped a bombshell. Please read the updates at the bottom of this post and in the comments below for up-to-date info on this topic. Looks like this dude’s been busy lately first NaturallySpeaking 13, now Dragon for Mac.

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