How long will iweb work

Can I just get it from the app store? Get yourself a copy of the iWork DVD — by hook or by crook. From there, Software Update ought to install the necessary updates to get your copy up and running. The only stuff that won't work will be the iDisk-based stuff, but everything else will work just fine. No, it is not available on the app store. You would have to obtain an older version of iLife to get iWeb.

Check out Amazon if you really want it. Honestly, even though I really loved iWeb for its simplicity, you should probably go with something more modern. There are several apps out there that basically take the place of iWeb and you could also easily learn WordPress. At least with WordPress you're not tied to a platform and can even do updates from mobile devices. That app died a long time ago. You need to migrate to a modern, supported web development app like EverWeb.

It's user interface is similar to iWeb and allows drag and drop. Posted on Jan 28, AM. If there's not an update for it, then you have two options: 1. Live with out it or 2. If you want to downgrade, you will have to wipe out the hard drive and then reinstall the original macOS it came with.

Jan 27, PM. Jan 29, AM. Page content loaded. I don't want to downgrade, I want to be reimbursed for my 6 websites and thousands of hours of work. Why didn't they just UpFix the software? I'm just asking this "into the wind".

It's a question Apple should be answering.. With EverWeb you can easily create mobile friendly, responsive websites that look and work perfectly on iPhones, Androids and all other mobile devices. EverWeb even builds high-resolution retina websites that look extra sharp on your mobile device. EverWeb websites are faster and more optimized than iWeb sites.

EverWeb gives you built in search engine optimization tools so you can easily get higher rankings for your website without using any third party tools.

We are confident you will love it. The 'Download Now' link provides the full version of EverWeb. All features are included. Admittedly, I ftp to another host, not Mobile Me. I have multiple domains to expand and use, which are now redundant. It has to be one of the greatest tools ever developed to release new entrepreneurs from the financial shackles of business on the web, and enabled new businesses to to promote themselves in their own individual style and extend their own creative influence on their presence on the web.

Is there anywhere to sign in to ask Apple to re-consider their decission? I have my Website published thru Yahoo publishing and they use Sitebuilder which is a Windows based program, I asked them if there are any other programs for Mac which I can use to continue my site. I was told iWeb will work but has a few minor issues. Should i go ahead and redesign my entire site with iWeb going out? I hope Yahoo and some of the others wise up and get more Mac based programs for rookies like me.

I wholeheartedly agree….. Going way back to I started web-site design using NetObjects Fusion…. I think if Apple really put some work into iWeb, it could easily skyrocket and outsell many other programs. After-all, getting a website designed usually costs about the same as a lower end Mac, and sometimes more. Thanks for putting your time and creative effort into helping us loyal Apple and iWeb users. You put it all very well. Jason, I have follow you for a while… and i have to say.. Spent 2 hours at the apple store trying to learn what to do about hosting and a software program for site.

I appreciate your input here. I publish to a folder anyway so will continue using it for a while. Praying they let us use iweb with mountain lion.

Thanks for keeping us updated and for all your hard work over the years. I will follow your wordpress page just in case. I agree. I can spot a wordpress site a mile off! Including this one!

They just look old school. I recently did a test page for my site on wordpress… I nearly died! So depressed… Mac missed a big opportunity here and given they are selling so many machines it makes sense to be able to one click everything without going outside the house.