It will, but Apple seems likely to be dropping support for Firewire sooner or later.

I don't know - remains to be seen, I guess.

The driver version 3.41 and the related description dates from 2021, so it simply came out earlier than Apple computers with M2 processors. Because the driver works even on newer M1 and M2 computers and also on macOS 13 Ventura, there was no reason yet to publish an update.

Weighing-in on folks trying to get the double adapter (FW to TB, then TB to TB3 adapters) to work:  if you can accommodate the cost, the MOST COMPATIBLE way to get FF 800 working perfectly, and reliably with 3.41 driver and Ventura is ---

Purchase a reputable Thunderbolt3 PCI Chassis along with a TI Chip-based Firewire 800 PCI-E interface card.  That worked for me, and that has been my connectivity chain for 4 years now.  No adapters needed, just pure PCI via Thunderbolt, and it never failed me.

Now, MacOS Sonoma is possibly another story.  There is another thread on that, and I will eventually install a mature beta of MacOS 14 Sonoma, to see if the last created drivers still work.   If they don't, it means I will need to leave one of my audio workstations on Ventura while I plot an audio interface migration path.

But just wanted to add my 0.02 on having FF 800 work with Apple Silicon & MacOS Ventura, because as of this time it works 100% -- though Apple could rip this away in Sonoma when it comes out later this year...

Just got a new M2 MBP. Using 2 adapters to connect my FF800 and just got drivers installed and working fantastically so far. OS version is Ventura 13.6.

Question - Anybody using this hardware config with Sonoma 14.0? Hesitant to rock the boat.