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TB is created with C, C++, JavaScript, CSS, Rust, XUL, XBL. TB also supports instant messaging and chat using IRC, XMPP, Twitter, (Yahoo-Messenger, Skype, Facebook, etc 1), it can also function as News Client, Feed Reader, etc. But it supports only basic features: text chat. TB has builtin 1 ability/feat to connect with Google-Talk 1/Google-Hangouts 1 text messaging web-service (aka: network). SOLUTION (for Catalina & Mojave users) is, use THUNDERBIRD.

Simple & trustworthy, and more uptodate, and more devs supported, and more user supported, etc based TB (since v?) has began to include GPG 1 tool, and from TB v78 (for Windows/Linux/Unix, & different version ? on macOS) it transitioned to use builtin OpenPGP 1, 2, 3, so separate GPG/PGP tool not needed anymore), so user/you can send+receive digitally signed and/or encrypted emails with it, for free. Thunderbird 1, 2 (TB) is a better alternative choice for some of those missing options. (See detail instruction & goto bottom side for more info, if you have time)ĮXTRA INFO, PLEASE SKIP READING BELOW, IF YOU DON'T HAVE TIME :Īpple has removed many other supports from many other Apple apps, and if you were depended on those, then

#YAKYAK NOT CONNECTING MAC#

Another option is to use a HyperVisor 1 (aka: Virtualization 1) app (f.e.: VirtualBox) to run another/second instance of a macOS (f.e.: High-Sierra as a guest macOS), inside a guest virtual Mac computer/machine in the host macOS Mojave/Catalina/BigSur, and use the 'Messages.app' with GH network support/feature & other apps inside guest macOS, as specific feature necessary for user is missing(aka: not-present) in host macOS.

(See detail instruction shown below for more info, if you have time)

at this moment, i would suggest to use an alternative & trustworthy app that can connect with Google-Hangouts/GH/GT network, which is: Thunderbird app, it can connect with Google-Hangouts IM (instant-messaging) network (aka: web-service), or use your own choice of other app.

Though its not a fully working solution, hopefully other users can collaborate & improve & find a complete solution.

But user 'JBis' has shown at-least some partial way to copy specific files, settings, etc from older macOS to Mojave/Catalina.

Practical applications: The experimental results of this study would aid the increase of information about physicochemical characterization of these three genotypes of foot hills of the Himalayas.Google-Hangouts (aka: GH, aka: classic Hangouts, previously aka: Google-Talk, aka: GT) support was dropped from Mojave & Catalina, so 'Messages' app cannot use that web-service (aka: network) anymore normally, and a complete solution is not-found yet. It can be concluded that the findings of this study will be useful for characterization and also provide scientific support for further in-depth study. They are nearly comparable, and no differences are detected by the naked eye. In Fourier transform infrared (FT-IR) analysis, the characteristic intensity of the absorption peaks in the region of 650–4000 cm −1 is taken. AY ghee has higher saturated fatty acids (63.58% ± 0.07) however, no significant difference is observed in the total fatty acids content of the ghee obtained from AY and YCH.

Further, the ghee obtained from YCH milk has significantly ( p < 0.05) higher oleic acids (35.24% ± 0.21), linoleic acid content (1.18% ± 0.03), and unsaturated fatty acid (UFA)/saturated fatty acid (SFA) ratio (0.69 ± 0.01), whereas cow ghee has significantly ( p < 0.05) higher α-Linolenic acid (0.57% ± 0.04) compared to the other samples.

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The ghee obtained from three different genotypes is characterized and showed significant variation ( p < 0.05) in various physicochemical parameters viz., yield, moisture, specific gravity, saponification value, free fatty acid, cholesterol, vitamin A, and instrumental color profile. The milk obtained from Arunachali yak has significantly ( p < 0.05) higher fat, solids-not-fat, and protein content compared to YCH and cow. The present study aims to characterize “ghee” derived from Arunachali yak (AY), yak–cow hybrid (YCH), and cow reared under semi-intensive conditions in Arunanchal Pradesh, India.

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