GCFarrow
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Sky Go Apple M1 Plus
Once more I come to this forum for help / re-assurance.
I currently watch SKy Go on my iPhone but want to add my new iMac to the valid devices. I have logged on to the relevant Sky page but it prompts me to install 'Microsoft Silverlight' to enable me to watch Sky Go on my Mac.
My questions are :
(1) Is this how other people are watching SKy Go on their Macs ?
(I am overly sensitive about adding additional plug ins etc to me new Mac as in the PC world (from where I have come) I have always feared clashes and conflicts with installing lots of new drivers.
(2) If I proceed the installer wants to install this at the root level of the hard drive 'Macintosh HD'. Is this the correct place or should I be storing it in a relevant sub-directory ?
Hope all that makes sense. Comments are, as always, very much appreciated.
Thanks
I currently watch SKy Go on my iPhone but want to add my new iMac to the valid devices. I have logged on to the relevant Sky page but it prompts me to install 'Microsoft Silverlight' to enable me to watch Sky Go on my Mac.
My questions are :
(1) Is this how other people are watching SKy Go on their Macs ?
(I am overly sensitive about adding additional plug ins etc to me new Mac as in the PC world (from where I have come) I have always feared clashes and conflicts with installing lots of new drivers.
(2) If I proceed the installer wants to install this at the root level of the hard drive 'Macintosh HD'. Is this the correct place or should I be storing it in a relevant sub-directory ?
Hope all that makes sense. Comments are, as always, very much appreciated.
Thanks
GCFarrow
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Sky Go Apple Mac M1
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Sky Go Apple M1 Review
Once more I come to this forum for help / re-assurance.
I currently watch SKy Go on my iPhone but want to add my new iMac to the valid devices. I have logged on to the relevant Sky page but it prompts me to install 'Microsoft Silverlight' to enable me to watch Sky Go on my Mac.
My questions are :
(1) Is this how other people are watching SKy Go on their Macs ?
(I am overly sensitive about adding additional plug ins etc to me new Mac as in the PC world (from where I have come) I have always feared clashes and conflicts with installing lots of new drivers.
(2) If I proceed the installer wants to install this at the root level of the hard drive 'Macintosh HD'. Is this the correct place or should I be storing it in a relevant sub-directory ?
Hope all that makes sense. Comments are, as always, very much appreciated.
Thanks
I currently watch SKy Go on my iPhone but want to add my new iMac to the valid devices. I have logged on to the relevant Sky page but it prompts me to install 'Microsoft Silverlight' to enable me to watch Sky Go on my Mac.
My questions are :
(1) Is this how other people are watching SKy Go on their Macs ?
(I am overly sensitive about adding additional plug ins etc to me new Mac as in the PC world (from where I have come) I have always feared clashes and conflicts with installing lots of new drivers.
(2) If I proceed the installer wants to install this at the root level of the hard drive 'Macintosh HD'. Is this the correct place or should I be storing it in a relevant sub-directory ?
Hope all that makes sense. Comments are, as always, very much appreciated.
Thanks