I only care about build number. Whatever said in settings page doesn’t matter to me.You say second public beta
But it said “public beta 3” on the download
I only care about build number. Whatever said in settings page doesn’t matter to me.You say second public beta
But it said “public beta 3” on the download
iPhone 5 wasn't the fifth iPhoneYou say second public beta
But it said “public beta 3” on the download
what issue are you having? I've been reporting in the feedback freezing for several betas on my Ipad 12.9 M1 - I got to swipe the browser and away to regain touch controlSafari is still the weakest link, but other than that, it's a pretty solid release.
I've had no issues with iCloud or Notes on the earlier PB of iPadOS 15 syncing with my phone on 14.6 and Mac on Big Sur (latest).I want to try this on my iPad, but since I never install betas on my iPhone or Mac, I’m always a little hesitant in case there’s a version incompatibility with iCloud syncing. Anyone know what the situation there is, especially with Notes?
Is Safari ever a strong link?Safari is still the weakest link, but other than that, it's a pretty solid release.
With 14.6 on iPhone X, second public beta on ipp 2018 11’ and Big Sur (latest) on mac air iCloud syncing seems to happen without any issue ..I want to try this on my iPad, but since I never install betas on my iPhone or Mac, I’m always a little hesitant in case there’s a version incompatibility with iCloud syncing. Anyone know what the situation there is, especially with Notes?
I think breaking macOS into its own article and grouping the mobile OSes together is a good way to reduce the number of fluff articles while still separating things in a pretty logical way. I hope they do not go back to the old way of having an article per OS per beta release, that has always felt spammy and annoying to me. However, I think for official major releases it does make sense to announce each in a separate article so people can have the focused discussion as you've said.Dear Juli, I know you can’t please everyone but it kinda sucks that MR has capitulated to those voices calling for a catch-all release article. The reason this is such a bad idea is because the comments will now be an unnavigable jumble referring to all different o/s‘s, releases, devices, etc. As It stands now, folks will have to sift through multiples of inapplicable posts to cover their favorite o/s Whereas before the complainers about separate articles could scroll past a story containing those o/s‘es. This is a very big difference. I hope this experience is short lived. Thank you.
I went for a short walk today. Forgot to set counter. It flagged me when I got home that I had covered a km (Home might have been a coincidence w 1km) and wanted to know if I wanted to turn on counter. I thought that was cool.Safari seems crappier. And by that I mean it’s crashed three times on me today. Also, auto-correct on the keyboard seems to be sometimes doing weird things like correcting a previous word to something nonsensical.
One big improvement for me is automation for Focus settings, I can now trigger modes based on the app running which is very handy.
But your preference is a prescription for depolluting mac centric topics only but letting all other O/S suffer by taking a little less poison. Why should everybody but Mac users be relegated to cattle class?I think breaking macOS into its own article and grouping the mobile OSes together is a good way to reduce the number of fluff articles while still separating things in a pretty logical way. I hope they do not go back to the old way of having an article per OS per beta release, that has always felt spammy and annoying to me. However, I think for official major releases it does make sense to announce each in a separate article so people can have the focused discussion as you've said.
Safari definitely has bugs. Sometimes I have to change the phone orientation to landscape and then revert back to portrait to regain my tab control and browser bar, scrolling doesn't always fix it.Safari seems crappier. And by that I mean it’s crashed three times on me today. Also, auto-correct on the keyboard seems to be sometimes doing weird things like correcting a previous word to something nonsensical.
One big improvement for me is automation for Focus settings, I can now trigger modes based on the app running which is very handy.