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iOS 26.1 Beta 3 ― Bug Fixes, Changes, and Improvements
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From my understanding. Apple has three separate OS 26 builds being worked on.
- Revised 26.0.1 build
- 26.0.2 build
- 26.1 beta 3 build
There are countless posts on Reddit, repeatedly for every beta release, about this.
Showed up a second after I posted (and a whole 45' after iOS/iPadOS but who's counting 😬)
Force close safari and it fixes it.
What revised 26.0.1? 26.0.1 is released and done.
The rest is normal software development. I bet they are working on even more branches like 26.2 and 26.3, maybe even fist 27.0-concepts.
Software development does not work „one-after-the-other“, you’re working on different branches of your software in parallel.
Force quit and reopen works for tabs already open but not new sites opened. The whole status+toolbar dark translucent background’s missing except after force quitting. Also, sometimes the full-size toolbar doesn’t collapse into the mini url bar when scrolling up.
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Wasn’t for me. And was present in B2. It got a lot better in B2 where only parts of the keyboard went flying. Now it seems like a complete fix.
There's a "supposed reliable" leaker indicating that Apple is internally testing a revised 26.0.1 with build# 23A357. [supposedly related to the M5 iPads this week and for those who have not yet updated past 26.0]
Glyphs in Haptic Touch menu is now same size.
16 pm. It's pretty stripped down. Just a few rows of icons that I use regularly and the rest go into a folder called apps and everything resides in there. Then I use spotlight to open said apps. I don't like clear mode. It's ugly.
This is how they always operate, they also have 26.2, 26.3 and (most importantly) 26.4 in testing.
The problem with caching is usually knowing when to invalidate the cache. Maybe they aren’t confident about that.
I think this person was referencing that it's rumored that iOS 26.0.1 will be re-released as a revised update, so iOS 26.0.2 won't necessarily be released as the next update
Apologies for the confusions.
Yes, it is obvious that most [if not all] companies have multiple software branches in development & testing. What i meant is that given reports of three OS build releases in short term, what one build fixes is still broken in another.
I have Safari on my dock as well on my iPhone 16, but I'm not experiencing any stutter problems