That's fairly common.I dont see any difference in this as compared with the beta 4 release notes.
That's fairly common.I dont see any difference in this as compared with the beta 4 release notes.
Likely some under the hood fix or tweak somewhere, perhaps a security related one, or maybe some installer/config type of change. Often enough could be something that doesn't really get called out specifically in the notes or one that would be really noticeable.I dont see any difference in this as compared with the beta 4 release notes.
Does it mean it may have some fixes to the bugs reported on the bug portal.Likely some under the hood fix or tweak somewhere, perhaps a security related one, or maybe some installer/config type of change. Often enough could be something that doesn't really get called out specifically in the notes or one that would be really noticeable.
It's possible. It can depend on what bugs those would be--could be a bug that someone reported, but not necessarily anyone here, for example. Or could be some internal bug fix or some other change (either security related or just even less "exciting" and just something tweaked in the installer or some configuration settings).Does it mean it may have some fixes to the bugs reported on the bug portal.
Perhaps true. Otherwise why would people here be so eagerly waiting for the betas.It's possible. It can depend on what bugs those would be--could be a bug that someone reported, but not necessarily anyone here, for example. Or could be some internal bug fix or some other change (either security related or just even less "exciting" and just something tweaked in the installer or some configuration settings).
Kernel is the same so it's just a lot of user land bug fixes.I dont see any difference in this as compared with the beta 4 release notes.
I hated that bug, I hope so.Is Safari (whether it be Safari.app, Safari View Controller, or WebKit) rendering issue fixed? Where it renders only half the page leaving the rest white/blank? To me, that is by far the most critical remaining bug.
This seems to be fixed for me.Is Safari (whether it be Safari.app, Safari View Controller, or WebKit) rendering issue fixed? Where it renders only half the page leaving the rest white/blank? To me, that is by far the most critical remaining bug.
The cycle will probably restart once iOS 11 beta comes out..iOS 10.3 is how the iPhone 7 is supposed to run out of the box. So smooth like butter!
Very trueThe cycle will probably restart once iOS 11 beta comes out..
The difference between 10.2.1 and 10.3 is that the animations run at 60 fps on 10.3.. hopefully that doesn't change for iOS 11 beta.
OT, but the Twitter app got a nice update allowing you to clear the storage cache in-app. That would be a very nice feature for Apple to add to iOS 11. I hate having to delete an app in order to clear all the cruft the builds up from continuous use.
thats been an issue for me foreverPics from the Camera Roll do not show the actual image as a preview in iMessages but they send correctly
Hmmm. Never had that here.Pics from the Camera Roll do not show the actual image as a preview in iMessages but they send correctly
Pics from the Camera Roll do not show the actual image as a preview in iMessages but they send correctly
Would be nice if more apps would at least add that option for themselves, like Twitter did, in particular apps that tend to store a good amount of data (which are often similar ones to Twitter, like Facebook, Pinterest, etc.)OT, but the Twitter app got a nice update allowing you to clear the storage cache in-app. That would be a very nice feature for Apple to add to iOS 11. I hate having to delete an app in order to clear all the cruft the builds up from continuous use.
I have no such bug, just tested it with beta 5.
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