Just installed Sierra and wanted to see what works. So far from my testing the below work for me.
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For apps with limited compatibility, please include a link to your post explaining the limitations. The lists are in alphabetical order. I ran through all the apps that I have installed on my 2015 rMBP 13', and did as much quick testing as I could to compile a list of fairly common third party apps that do/don't work in macOS Sierra. Feel free to add to this list as you see fit and I'll try to keep it up to date.
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For the purposes of this test, I did not check built in/Apple made apps (with the exception of Final Cut) since that will largely be discussed in the bugs thread. Although I was unable to load any content in Time Machine (even from backups made since the update) which was frustrating. But that's another thread.
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Anyway, on to the list. Just installed Sierra and wanted to see what works. So far from my testing the below work for me.
MOD EDIT: This is a wiki post, which is editable by anyone with the appropriate rights. Please update this post with compatible and incompatible apps to ensure the list is comprehensive. For apps with limited compatibility, please include a link to your post explaining the limitations. The lists are in alphabetical order.
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