its strange it showed and installed with no problem on my 16 MacBook Pro M1 but still cant it to show up on the 14 M1
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Apple Seeds Third Beta of macOS Sonoma 14.3 to Developers
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It just would not show up for me at all either, like others have been saying. Even toggling between 'Beta Updates' Off, Public, and Developer wouldn't kick it in.
Got it to appear by turning WiFi off, selecting 'Software Update', it obviously says can't check etc. Then turned WiFi back on, went back out to 'General' in Settings then selected 'Software Update' again, and it appeared.
Basically give it a kick.
Thanks
It just would not show up for me at all either, like others have been saying. Even toggling between 'Beta Updates' Off, Public, and Developer wouldn't kick it in.
Got it to appear by turning WiFi off, selecting 'Software Update', it obviously says can't check etc. Then turned WiFi back on, went back out to 'General' in Settings then selected 'Software Update' again, and it appeared.
Basically give it a kick.
Thanks
Not for everyone!
I finally got it to appear by opening System Settings, pulling down to Software Update, in the View menu.
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Comparison of 14.3 beta 3 to previous 14.3 beta 2
macOS 14.3 beta 3 (23D5051b)
macOS 14.3 beta 3 (23D5051b)
- Safari Version 17.3 (19617.2.4.11.5)
- System Firmware Version: 10151.81.1 (M1 based Macs)
- Darwin Kernel Version 23.3.0: Thu Jan 4 13:53:24 PST 2024; root:xnu-10002.81.5~13/RELEASE_ARM64_T8103 arm64
- Safari Version 17.3 (19617.2.3)
- System Firmware Version: 10151.80.20 (M1 based Macs)
- Darwin Kernel Version 23.3.0: Tue Dec 19 20:56:38 PST 2023; root:xnu-10002.80.20.505.4~2/RELEASE_ARM64_T8103 arm64
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Just noticed that one Safari issue I had for a very long time changed recently, possibly with this beta.
That is that you could not sign into Netflix while using private window mode with Apple's tracking and privacy preserving measures active. Now I can.
That is that you could not sign into Netflix while using private window mode with Apple's tracking and privacy preserving measures active. Now I can.
Ah I hope they finally fix this piece of junk OS! Nah they won't. Just release another update that does absolutely nothing.
In Mail, does anyone else try to use "Open Link Behind Mail" and have the Safari window open in front of Mail—even though the MacBook menubar still says "Mail"?
It's a small annoyance but bugs me a lot. In newsletters and such, I like to click links to open the page while I keep reading the mail. It's a great idea for a feature, but hasn't worked since Sonoma appeared.
Anyone else?
It's a small annoyance but bugs me a lot. In newsletters and such, I like to click links to open the page while I keep reading the mail. It's a great idea for a feature, but hasn't worked since Sonoma appeared.
Anyone else?
Do Stickies remember where they were stuck? Or do they all just move themselves to the boot monitor after a restart?
Have they added a master slider to control the brightness of all connected displays or does one still have to manually adjust each one?
Have they added a master slider to control the brightness of all connected displays or does one still have to manually adjust each one?
ALL the time... been that way since Sonoma I think. And not consistent which is makes it even more frustrating... sometimes it properly opens it in a tab in Safari which remains the window BEHIND mail and other times it pops Safari forward as the active app. Can't figure out the pattern even. It might have to do with the webpage that opens because its the same link seems to have the same behavior (behind or pop to front). But like you said, I get newsletters/weekly summary emails and want to skim the summaries and right-click/open behind as I find articles to read later and many (most) bring Safari forward. So to continue I have to click the open email window again to go back to the list to continue to open links for later. ack!
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