@marekd Sure thing:
MacBook Pro, Late 2012
Processor 2.5 GHz Dual-Core Intel Core i5
Memory 8GB 1600 MHz DDR 3
Graphics Intel HD Graphics 4000 1536 MB
macOS 10.15.7

Safari 15.1 (15612.2.9.1.30, 15612)
Firefox 94.0.2 (64-bit)

@marekd I just noticed this post. I enabled "Graphic compatibility mode". With that, Safari and Firefox are successfully loading on my MacBook.

@Ondřej-Šutera Ah yes! Now I remember. Thank you.

Can I see my Premium Account information somewhere?
I cannot find that. I was wondering when I made the purchase and when it will expire? Actually, I can find that on my credit card charges but am wondering how to see that through Windy directly. Also, is Premium an automatic renewal, or will I receive a notice to renew? Thank you.

@petra-pik Ok Petra. Thanks for clarifying!

This is a question, not necessarily a bug. On a Mac, in Safari, when I use the "1h forecast" button, the forecast switches, just as expected, between 1 hour and 3 hour. However, when I use the left and right keyboard cursor keys, the timeline always increments in 1 hour amounts. Is that by design; or can I move in 3 hour blocks by cursor when the forecast is set to 3 hours, that is, when the 1h button is off? Thank you.

@marekd I just noticed this post. I enabled "Graphic compatibility mode". With that, Safari and Firefox are successfully loading on my MacBook.

@marekd Getting a Console error..

@marekd Don't know how to read this. These are the only red I see:

@marekd I just completed an entire MacOS reinstall. Still getting the same error.

@marekd This is after reloading:

@idefix37 Thank you. Unfortunately, I ran the software update just a short time ago. It indicates, as shown in the screenshot above, that for this MacBook, there are no updates available.