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I advise you to avoid upgrading a Mac to El Capitan if you need to run your own FileMaker files locally on that computer.

won’t commit to the safety of such an undertaking. As I mentioned in the previous post today, it may work to run FileMaker 13 and prior as a guest under El Capitan but may never work safely running earlier versions of FileMaker under El Capitan. I will be keeping up on this issue informally with other FileMaker consultants and developers to determine the safety of running prior versions of FileMaker under OS X 10.11 El Capitan. My experience on previous OS X Upgrades and FileMaker is that this is likely to be the last official word from FileMaker Inc.

While these earlier versions may install and run, you may encounter installation and stability issues for which there is no resolution. These products were developed and released before OS X El Capitan became available. also had something to say about prior versions of FileMaker Pro:įileMaker 13 and earlier versions of FileMaker have not been tested or certified with OS X El Capitan). FileMaker 13 and Prior Versions of FileMaker ProįileMaker Inc. So, I would take FileMaker Inc.’s advice and wait for this impending upgrade to FileMaker 14. I’ve so far heard mixed reviews from those using FileMaker 14 on the El Capitan Gold Master. Unfortunately, there is no word yet on when that update is expected to be released. FileMaker, recommends that you wait for these updates before using FileMaker with OS X El Capitan. is planning to release updates to address compatibility issues with OS X El Capitan as well as other general bug fixes. announced today that they are working on an updateįileMaker, Inc.