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macOS Tahoe 26.0 Beta 4 - Bug fixes, changes, and more

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a bit of a discrepancy
 
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is anyone able to get the Mac app store to show app updates? Since the 1st beta up to an including today's it's not showing any app updates.

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From Reddit user:
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Here’s the step-by-step that worked for me:
  1. Sign out of the Mac App Store and Force Quit Everything Related to the App Store.
    • First, force quit the App Store itself (press Option + Command + Esc, select App Store, and click Force Quit).
    • Next, open Activity Monitor. Use the search bar in the top-right and kill these three processes one by one (just select them and click the (X) button at the top):
      • App Store (if it's still showing up)
      • appstoreagent
      • AppStoreService
  2. Clear the App Store Caches. This is the most important step, as the issue is usually a corrupted temporary file.
    • Close everything and go to your Finder.
    • Click Go in the menu bar at the top, then click Go to Folder...
    • Paste this exact path in and hit Enter: ~/Library/Caches/
    • Find these two folders and drag them straight to the Trash:
      • com.apple.AppStore
      • com.apple.appstoreagent
    • (Don't worry, this is totally safe. The App Store will create fresh new ones when it reopens.)
  3. Restart Your Mac. A simple restart will make sure everything starts up fresh.
After your Mac restarts, open the App Store and log back in. It took about 40 min for updates to show back up.
 
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The update just popped up for me an hour and a half ago, and so far it seems to be running much more smoothly. Some screen edges don't appear polished on external monitors.
 
Anyone else unable to view new updates in the App Store? With Sequoia, I could go to the Updates page in the App Store and then choose "Reload Page" from the menu bar to load the latest updates. Now, the "Reload Page" option is grayed out, and apps that I know have updates available aren't showing.
 
ryanmcv said:
Anyone else unable to view new updates in the App Store? With Sequoia, I could go to the Updates page in the App Store and then choose "Reload Page" from the menu bar to load the latest updates. Now, the "Reload Page" option is grayed out, and apps that I know have updates available aren't showing.
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Yes. It’s been around beta 1.
 
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safari side bar still broken in ful screen mode, there is no way to go for example from bookmars to tabs. bc the icon is not there, you have to exit full screen, change menu and return back to full screen
 
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ryanmcv said:
Anyone else unable to view new updates in the App Store? With Sequoia, I could go to the Updates page in the App Store and then choose "Reload Page" from the menu bar to load the latest updates. Now, the "Reload Page" option is grayed out, and apps that I know have updates available aren't showing.
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I use TrashMe 3 which shows any updates on my system (App Store and non-App Store), it has a feature to show the App Store apps requiring an update with the "View in App Store" button. You can then update them.

But yes, the previous macOS functionality needs to be restore.
 
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ryanmcv said:
Anyone else unable to view new updates in the App Store? With Sequoia, I could go to the Updates page in the App Store and then choose "Reload Page" from the menu bar to load the latest updates. Now, the "Reload Page" option is grayed out, and apps that I know have updates available aren't showing.
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Still can't update apps since beta 1 and also still can't see all my purchased app (Any app NOT installed wants you to repurchase) since beta 2. It seems they are not fixing anything because the feedback doesn't even seem to be touched when you file it. It seems Apple is 100% focused on cosmetics and NOT the bugs. My guess is they will fix all the bugs right before launch or in 26.1
 
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