Issue
Last updated on
11 August 2022
Run InDesign faster in native mode on Apple computers using the Apple silicon M1 chip.
Release 16.3 onwards, InDesign runs in native mode on Apple computers using the Apple silicon M1 chip, for faster performance than previous generation systems.
Known differences and limitations
InDesign has minor feature differences when running under the native mode and the Rosetta emulation mode.
Refer to the list below to determine whether to open InDesign in the native mode or in the Rosetta emulation mode. For more information on Rosetta emulation, see About Rosetta.
M1 native known issues
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Workaround |
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Legacy third-party (Intel-only) plug-ins |
Intel-based plug-ins will not work in ARM native mode in InDesign. Run Intel-based plug-ins with InDesign on Rosetta until your plug-in provider delivers Apple silicon-compatible versions. |
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Cannot start or connect to Adobe Bridge from InDesign. |
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