On the MySQL Workbench downloads page, it states: Packages for Mojave (10.14) are compatible with High Sierra (10.13).

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However, the latest version of Workbench, does not install successfully on Mac OS High Sierra with the system reporting that MacOS 10.14 Mojave is required to run it.

Weve checked internally and confirmed from WB(Marcin S) Developer that we are longer supporting.

Users that must stay with an older macOS version can only use an older MySQL Workbench release.

Users that must stay with an older macOS version can only use an older.

That obviously means you should pick a version that came out around the release of macOS 10.14 (or shortly after) to still get support for 10.13.

That would include 8.0.16, 8.0.15 and 8.0.14 (the last one being released close to the macOS 10.14 release date).

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Well yes - Id like to be able to do that, but cant see how to do that now.

Those earlier versions (8.0.14-16) dont seem to be available - only the last earlier release; i.e.

I just restored mine WB from a TM backup (After reinstalling the macos 10.13 and finding out that WB 8.0.17 wont run).

That said, unless WB now implements Dark Mode (without fallback), I cant think of any reason why the latest version wouldnt run on MacOS versions 10.11, as of 8.0.18.

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