macOS Sequoia hands on first look!

[@ericlamont4130]

Ok it’s not just me. The settings app is so goddamn terrible. WHY am I forced into a narrow, mobile-esque version of the settings?! Fine if that’s an option but there’s no earthly reason to prevent people from resizing or switching to a “classic” mode.

[@50Steaks68]

Idk I never had a problem with it tbh since it’s just like my iPhone

[@50Steaks68]

But yeah resizing would be nice

[@adityajoglekar7873]

having a "classic" version is just very un-apple

[@lukapogo]

The settings redesign is the one thing that has kept me on Monterey for all this time.

[@igregmart]

I don't like the mobil appearance of Settings either. It's annoying and more confusing than the older window type settings.

[@tipoomaster]

I just want Snow Leopard years on everything after this, man. Software quality hasn't felt the same for years.

[@benmahn7505]

I miss the space wallpapers and 3d dock.

[@kirishima638]

You can blame ‘agile’ for the decline in software quality.

[@50Steaks68]

To be fair he did download a beta.

[@hanovergreen4091]

Lion.

[@hanovergreen4091]

@@kirishima638 Agile is a disease for short attention span people who can't plan.

[@JackStavris]

The window tiling is still behind Windows 10 in functionality, let alone Windows 11. Windows 10 gives you suggestions of what windows to snap when you have some empty space, making it easier to fill your screen with what you want snapped. Windows 11 adds on top of this different snap patterns when you hover over the maximize button, as well as showing your snapped layouts on the taskbar button previews so that you can easily get back to a snapped layout in the background. macOS Sequoia is still missing both of these, Windows gets a lot of shit wrong but window managment is not one of them, so Apple gets a C for effort but that’s it, they really need to try harder.

[@electrikoptik]

The last time I was truly excited about a mac os update was snow leopard

[@MicahDaRhuler]

big sur and Ventura were so good too tho

[@enda0man]

@@MicahDaRhuler agreed. Big Sur was what got me back into MacBooks (and thanks to M1)

[@duckcool0789]

Yosemite was my favorite

[@rhkarma]

Also the most stable version of MacOS.

[@DonAle_97]

⁠ Monterey was the last “good” version of MacOS, because it doesn’t have graphical bugs on Intel-based Macs, such as the red bars on the upper menus and heat issues (Sonoma runs at 15°C hotter than Monterey on a 2020 27” iMac).

[@flotowncomputerguy6243]

The passwords app is very welcome, but not looking forward to the other feature bloat. Apple and Microsoft are both pushing the AI too heavily and not worrying enough about their interface growing more inconvenient. At the end of the day we end up with app tiling not completely unlike Windows 1.0, 40 years ago

[@techinrl9869]

The bad thing about Passwords is that everything in it was autogenerated while most password apps use manual entry. That means names are very clunky and there are numerous duplicates. It’ll take a lot of ongoing editing, because every time a new one is added, you’ll have to go in there and change the name to something a bit more readable. I haven’t checked if there is a newly added section, but I hope so.

[@Wannes_]

How often are they going to changehow they handle passwords ? From Keychain to system settings to now Passwords Keychain was a mess with lots of duplicates, old unusable passwords, and stuff you don't need as a user

[@ranjitmandal1612]

😔

[@JoshuaNgMusic]

​@@techinrl9869 Judging by the quality of the new features, I won't be using Passwords and will stay with Nordpass for now

[@tomk8711]

Good now Apple will have to listen Microsoft especially utilizing ChatGPT in the background

[@respect386]

Magnet is such a good 3rd party app for windowing

[@sardanus]

rectangle is free and open source. Works the same

[@sasorace]

I use Tiles that is also free and works well.

[@TheChugMonkey]

I use Better Snap Tool

[@respect386]

@@sardanus ah good call!

[@alesspsq]

Swish is my favorite! It feels native to the OS

[@sohamghosh4815]

reader app font and color options have been there for a while on mac.

[@yurisilpesst]

I was about to comment on this

[@dennismattei5701]

@@yurisilpesst yeah just have to click the Aa in safari on the otherside in sonoma

[@Visualization1]

They should use the control key and then drag the window to let’s say the corner. That way you don’t get in the way of the other gestures

[@fruxz]

It already is, just the alt key

[@arrakiscomputing]

Or just remove the other gestures? swipe up with 4 fingers to show multiple views might be sufficient to shift between spaces - I have not been relying on dragging windows to spaces like shown here

[@BlueeIcee]

​@@arrakiscomputing what about desktop users who don't have a trackpad

[@YouGotPropofol]

@@BlueeIcee He thinks his way is the best way

[@laserwizard2]

Or do like windows and have presets you can get by right clicking on the minimize/maximize button and your windows are automatically placed there.

[@ZenX-0992]

seems like i'll be keeping Rectangle for quite some time

[@f7urry]

since it still beta i give them chance until final release, if it still suck, lets stay using Rectangle because it has better experience

[@x2Mizu]

same

[@SyedFaiz3347]

same

[@zorlix130]

A lot might change in the full release, but either way… I’ll definitely be keeping rectangle for the keyboard shortcuts. Because I doubt Apple will allow us to make a lot of shortcuts to tile windows exactly like I want.

[@aksh_x_]

Not really, if you have an extended display Tiles work amazingly well, much better than Rectangle

[@rcboosted]

"You're tiling it wrong!" comes to mind. lol

[@50Steaks68]

You’re holding it wrong

[@ChickenPermissionOG]

Maybe they'll run the back light straight to the cpu.

[@aeskellion]

It's true. If you stop at the screen edge then let go, it tiles. If you drag past it at the top it brings the virtual desktops and on the sides there is a 1 second delay which imo is plenty to decide if you want to tile your windows.

[@50Steaks68]

@@aeskellion idk should be 2 seconds or something. Or remap the new desktop thing to something harder to do.

[@aeskellion]

@@50Steaks68 if it was 2sec ppl would be saying it’s too long or doesn’t work. The current implementation is the simplest way possible

[@ariahjade34]

Im so glad that Im not the only one that hates the new settings app they released back in ventura!

[@markd.9538]

Agreed! Its a computer, not a phone - Macs have plenty of screen real-estate, so it doesn’t need to be laid out like a phone or ipad app.

[@till_mnd]

@@markd.9538I get your point. But Apple won’t go back to the old Design. ✨Continuity✨ Apple is totally focused on new mac users. They usually come from an iPhone or an iPad. So it makes sense that the Settings App looks like the iPad App.🤷🏼‍♂️

[@alevehe202]

all the things you mentioned about the reader option in safari are already available in macOS Sonoma :(

[@mojave5661]

they've been in iOS for years. my iPad Air on 10.3.3 has them

[@Miguel-fm8xh]

@@mojave5661lmao

[@fruxz]

Tiling is bad ATM, but holding the ALT key enables it during dragging a window, which makes it usable

[@qafk2015]

you mean option, right

[@Observationistic]

6:40 Uhhh Safari has had font and background colour options in its reader mode for years on macOS what are you on about?

[@randomcitizen1257]

So what happened to Ipad OS for the new all power M4 ipad?

[@AlloffroadAu]

as usual nothing, Apple does not give a F%$#

[@beatrizhernandez7949]

Except a Calculator.

[@galasitygaming]

Pro users other than artists should look elsewhere. To Apple, an iPad is an iPad, nothing more😢

[@mygoogle1525]

​@@AlloffroadAu So what would be a good update(outside for making it mac os)? Hinest question

[@my_call]

@@mygoogle1525 tiled windows might be a start

[@dosdude1]

Personally, I hope Macs DON'T get any sort of touch support, for one reason: A touch-centric operating system will always have UI elements that are way bigger than they need to be for use on a standard desktop machine. I've used macOS on a touch screen before (by way of Hackintoshing some Intel-based tablets), and it is NOT easy to use... The UI elements, like items in the menu bar, traffic light buttons on windows, etc, are way too small to be usable on a touch screen. But, they are perfect in a non-touch environment. As such, I would MUCH rather the UI elements remain as they are, and not become stupidly large in order to make the OS "touch-friendly"... Like the abomination Windows has become.

[@JohnMaverick-w7c]

Now we just need a decent Command+Tab that shows all open windows instead of application icons

[@sugy52]

AltTab app kinda does the job.

[@BelkyRealm]

That’s called Mission Control

[@JohnMaverick-w7c]

​@@sugy52 The screen sharing icon appearing in menu bar is too annoying for me lol. I switched to 1Piece since it does way more things and it doesn't show that icon everytime you switch windows, but it's quite resource intensive. However, it would be great to get rid of third party apps with a built in system feature.

[@JohnMaverick-w7c]

@@BelkyRealm Switching windows with keyboard shortcuts is much faster than opening Mission Control and having to look for which window you want to click on.

[@lovemadeinjapan]

Lol, the thing I despise in Windows.

[@tonythat_tiger]

6:30 for Safari Reader, you could always change the font and colored backgrounds from Sonoma and before

[@jarboer]

I feel like you were dragging the windows too far up for tiling. I haven’t tested it but I feel like you’d only need to do it below the menu bar but correct me if I’m wrong

[@pionytudr]

That's what he means when he says you have to move it to a very precise spot for it to work. Try the Windows implementation of it, that works flawlessly.

[@tangelogee]

heh. "you're dragging it wrong!"

[@AkAMuzik]

can you make a video on "why do ALL Apple speakers spread their legs when presenting"

[@LazyGrayF0x]

What an observation! I love it

[@ethanmenzel]

Does the passwords app on macOS replaced the keychain access app?

[@FAKELE0]

yes once installed it seems keychain is gone

[@ethanmenzel]

@@FAKELE0 keychain access??

[@anianii]

@@FAKELE0Interesting, do you know where Certificates and stuff are now?

[@huiAPPOAJ]

6:23 how is this new? settings for reader have been there for ever

[@polygoncoco]

Yeah lol

[@13Cubed]

If you were to use Moom (or something similar), does it still work, or does it conflict with the built-in window management?

[@aditjindal]

6:16 I'm quite sure the options to change the color and font in reader view were already there.

[@_marlon]

Nice take on the new beta! I'm pretty stoked about it. Quick note though, for Reader Mode in Safari, you've always been able to change the color and font. If you're in Compact Tabs, click the three dots on the tab and then select Reader Appearance. If you're not in Compact Tabs mode, select the Aa button in the address bar when in Reader Mode 😉

[@vukan.mp3]

my hopes are they are gonna refine the window tiling before they release it to the general public, since it is still in beta

[@SteveMacSticky]

Geez, apple must hire one Linux dev to make a proper window tiling solution

[@unicornpoo7441]

They should just fork i3's code

[@eliasalias7850]

Im sure they have tons of linux devs

[@37racso]

It's literally a dev beta 1 - we're not meant to be seeing it if we're being honest

[@kulikgabor7624]

asahi guys are making linux run on macs already.

[@GoodGuy77901]

keywords: DEV Beta, its the beta before the beta

[@laxbeach2381]

4:17 I mean Windows kind of does the same thing with the finicky tiles. It’ll be interesting on the final version to see if and how they smooth it out. 5:25 was more of what I meant.

[@boxrick1]

'Lets get right into it....' then shoehorns in 2 minutes of sponsor nonsense.

[@moominboobin1594]

don't forget the cringy clickbait thumbnails/titles

[@jidofole]

Innit

[@mattstone8878]

Bro...he has to make some money. He makes great videos. Can we just humor the kid? ❤

[@JayTheLane]

Kind of his living. Man gotta eat.

[@mattstone8878]

@@JayTheLane YES!

[@dplj4428]

end of ad 1:55 2:23 if you have a touchscreen for your mac mini, will macOS interface react?

[@socialwill]

Can we just get vertical tabs in Safari as an option?

[@50Steaks68]

And please do tab groups like Chromebooks have it pleeeeease

[@Riko_KP]

Tab groups have been a thing in Safari for a good while now, been using them for some time already. Also, you can use Orion for vertical tabs.

[@ranjitmandal1612]

😮

[@mikeandersonwa]

I'm super excited for the phone mirroring, shame that MacOS Beta is so clunky at the moment, the iOS 18 Beta on my 14 Pro is honestly shockingly smooth, there's a few graphical glitches, but everything seems to work pretty well.

[@taylor1038]

A lot of catching up here, it's cool they finally have scheduled texts. As a small business owner I'm often working late and don't want to text client late, so I'm always scheduling texts in Messages on Android or in Gmail.

[@NilanjanMustafi]

6:33 Those reader view colour and font change options are there in macOS Sonoma also Luke

[@stefanomigliuolo3468]

I wonder if putting “quotes” around multi word names might solve the addition problem that you found with notes… I will try it when I get a chance to play with Sequoia.

[@nicholasdavies168]

10:12 what if you add a dash? Or do camel case? Like iPadPencil or iPad-Pencil

[@AlijahSimon]

Just so you know, every Safari Reader feature you showed has been in macOS for many years.

[@maravreloaded]

2:43 Discord does that for YEARS

[@banepigeon]

Also! What happened to the major UI redesign for the iPad which would make it more like Mac???

[@alexmeek610]

It doesn’t need to happen iPad os can keep its ui a lot of what needs happens is under the hood improvements like giving the ipad Mac App Store access or just the ability to run signed and authorized Mac OS apps you’ve given us the tools to do it just take the last step Apple

[@banepigeon]

@@alexmeek610 yeah… but that didn’t happen either… Apple completely neglected the iPad.

[@Ginger30161]

The last time I was truly excited about a mac os update was installing Win10 on Bootcamp.

[@fchho]

Dumb comment

[@JellyLancelot]

5:30 - they said in the keynote that you could also assign keyboard shortcuts to the window snapping actions, what do they look like? As that’s currently primarily how I do it

[@dubayyuae8696]

So oddly, i got the mac mirror working, had to clean install macos 15, enable two auth, and update phone to ios 18 and yes restore phone. PAIN IS THE A

[@jeff728]

thanks for confirming that the iphone continuity is not available yet in the dev beta! I almost went crazy looking on how to turn this feature on

[@60beats44]

I was hoping for a tool to remove the 'Messages from Today's Sponsor' parts of YourTube reviews.

[@goldendemon1015]

just get the sponsor block extension 💀

[@boxrick1]

Sponsorblock! You can even skip the bits where KZbinrs beg for subscribes etc. 15 minutes of crap get turned into 7 minutes of high quality content.

[@goldendemon1015]

@@boxrick1 I got 4h and 16m of time saved already

[@60beats44]

@@boxrick1 ... And then also be further disrupted several times by KZbin generated ad breaks throughout the 'Messages from the Sponsor' speckled presentations.

[@asmallnigerian]

Do we have chipboard now or we have to wait another 4 years

[@georgeh6856]

Tim Cook is afraid of doing a live keynote in front of a live audience.

[@DamienDae]

But not boring pre-recorded ones sadly.

[@andrewshaw4799]

Are you saying he'd prefer a dead audience? ;-)

[@bashdachivo]

Usually skip 2-3x before I install another OS upgrade

[@GoodGuy77901]

its a dev beta

[@ColinsCity]

That 3 in one charger looks so cool

[@hdhdhhehe6709]

lol those have been around forever

[@sichan1263]

I’ll update for the security updates and under the hood performance improvements. As for the new features, I still use my Macs as if they’re running MacOS X 10.5 Leopard from 2007, so they don’t apply to me.

[@JScott-lg4jb]

Look I don’t think macOS needs much. It’s pretty good as it is

[@bigsur370]

No

[@philamavikane9423]

Agreed, they should've focused more on iPadOS in my opinion

[@thorium9190]

7:40 that’s even better than the Vision Pro, sometimes you can see white patches around your hands for example.

[@InimitaPaul]

I think I’ll stick with Magnet for tiling 😂

[@sardanus]

rectangle is open source

[@yeahthatkornel]

@@sardanus we dont care about open source here

[@sardanus]

@@yeahthatkornel wtf

[@ranjitmandal1612]

😂😂😂

[@GoodGuy77901]

thats the Beta before Beta

[@ChrisATyeArtist]

I hate window tiling. At work, I have to use Windows, and it’s always resizing the windows and tiling them when I just want to move the window somewhere else on the screen. I’m rather hoping it’s a feature that can be turned off!

[@AlexandruBurda]

Totally agree!

[@OwenGalaxy]

why do u dislike the settings app?

[@marioravioli5413]

for me settings is worse because: - its missing features that were previously in settings - its got less intuitive formatting - its got a worse search functionality

[@OwenGalaxy]

@@marioravioli5413 i thought it got more intuitive - we know it from the iphone, and what features it’s it missing?

[@mavfan1]

@@OwenGalaxysome people don’t like the iPhone format.

[@marioravioli5413]

@@OwenGalaxy i was used to mac's system preferences because its what i've been using since i switched to the mac in the 2000s and while i can't think of *everything* that was removed in the settings, i had to run some terminal commands to turn off scheduled shutdowns

[@OwenGalaxy]

@@marioravioli5413 ive never heard of scheduled shut downs?

[@PswACC]

Does the passwords app autofill on Google Chrome and FireFox or only on Safari?

[@zakem]

Not Artificial Intelligence, *Apple* Intelligence.

[@Khoukharev]

Which is actually OpenAI intelligence as far as I understood

[@zakem]

@@Khoukharev LOLLL TRUE!

[@ranjitmandal1612]

💀

[@TamasKiss-yk4st]

@Khoukharev OpenAI is only the parts what are not happening on device, all on device feature is the Apple own made AI features (so you can get more features, Apple team work on the on device AI features, and the OpenAI comes when you need the server based AI, and with this you can get features invented by 2 teams in each year, instead of just 1 team what other companies do)

[@mendodsoregonbackroads6632]

The tile snapping drove me nuts the last time I used a windows machine. I would try and drag a window to the side or corner and it would fill the whole screen. Very aggravating. I would much rather take 10 seconds to just size a couple of apps the way I want, and put them in the desired place. It’s so easy that way. People are acting like they can’t work without the computer doing it for them.

[@ft4709]

Thank you! I fucking hate that feature with a passion. It usually scales the window to an absolutely ridiculous size with no regards to the content inside that window. I do some work on an Windows machine and I actually disabled snapping because I used to spend way more time scrolling the window contents back to the correct position than it would have taken me to just manually adjust its size. It gets even worse with automatic snapping suggestions blocking the other half of the screen. I sure hope Apple won‘t remove actually useful features, such as dragging windows to one side to switch spaces, only to make snapping work.

[@xmlthegreat]

I think I finally get to say it: You're clearly using it wrong. I've never had problems with resizing windows past XP.

[@javiergt]

Exactly!

[@nickthaskater]

Almost like iPad should be able to install mac OS...

[@lattermanstudio]

Exactly!!!

[@Riko_KP]

It actually is possible. The first M1 dev kits used iPad components in a Mac Mini case.

[@nickthaskater]

@@Riko_KP oh, I know it's entirely an artificial limitation. That's my point.

[@Riko_KP]

@@nickthaskater Yeah, they simply don't want to cannibalize their own market by rendering the cheaper MacBooks entirely useless by giving people a macOS iPad.

[@nickthaskater]

@@Riko_KP limiting mac OS to the iPad Pro would resolve all issues of cannibalization.

[@laserwizard2]

I still marvel at how the Fruit company spends so much time on different operating systems for different devices considering how similar their silicone has become. You'd think that they could have a universal system that requires you only to learn it once and to work across all platforms. Imagine the costs that could be cut if they were to only have to perfect one OS and then spend that development time into improving hardware.

[@ethanmenzel]

FUCK YEAH! For window tiling

[@w1zent91]

Took forever, but I'll take it lol now I can remove the third party app

[@GoodGuy77901]

@ericwolford5685 because its the beta before the beta, thats why they call it the developer beta, for testers

[@viggobryant-frost6181]

Wonder what'll happen when you send Genmojis to Android...

[@christopherhilton2486]

People on X say that adding "Apple" to "intelligent" doesn't make it special, but the same goes for adding "Galaxy."

[@l3x13-]

bro calls twitter x😭😭😭😭

[@philamavikane9423]

Copilot😬

[@ranjitmandal1612]

💀

[@theworldlygamer2736]

I've downloaded the dev preview and I"m actually finding it faster than Sonoma on my MacBook Pro M1. It works great so far.

[@SamCoder.]

"Windows has had it since 4800BC" Had me laughing😂😂😂

[@simpromovie]

What about iPadOS 18? Everybody said we have to wait for WWDC to see what the new iPad Pro M4 can really do...Is there something special with iPadOS 18 now?

[@qmng]

iPhone Mirroring, what Android have for a while finally came to mac & iOS 😅 Better late than never ig

[@Mecdot]

I am partially happy about the Notes Recording feature. It doesn't synchronise the realtime recorded audio with scribbled notes so that we can only select at a specific point of the scribbled notes and play back the audio from that point. Notability does this feature best.

[@attmosf3ar]

Dude keep it short. We know is buggy, It's the beta 😑

[@Crema59]

Could you please one day make a video explaining why some Apple products cannot use the new features and why only specific newer models can use those new features? This has been a curious issue for many people: are they truly incompatible, or is it just part of Apple's selling strategy? And I know you are the one who could explain it the best here on KZbin.

[@GoodGuy77901]

if you are talking about the 15s being one of the only iphones with apple Ai then, almost all of apple's iphones uses Ai but the reason they cant use that Ai its because those old iphones are already dealing with a lot in iOS 18 Dev Beta and using their Ai on easier stuff to do like for photos. so the reason why apple probably doesnt allow older phones to do this is because they just dont have the power for it, even if they do, they are getting old

[@britneyfreek]

luke, you’ll want to keep raising your sticky fingers to the screen until you realize how unconfortable it is and how dirty the screen gets. and you won’t wipe it casually in your pocket.

[@dplj4428]

10:02 can you do add screenshots in math notes?

[@gshaunsweeney]

Iphone mirroring is just phone link 6 years after it came to windows.

[@xrcher]

Hold option while window snapping, it makes the highkights appear immediatley for whatever preset the cursor is closest to, rather than smashing it into an edge of the screen

[@graphicsgod]

Keep touchscreen out of my MacBook! If I want touchscreen, I'll use my iPad.

[@GoodGuy77901]

why not?

[@gerardrosales]

do we know when iPhone Mirroring is coming?

[@tim_678]

I REALLY need to know please update if you get an answer

[@kishoreabraham]

4800 BC😂

[@crasymumma]

From the keynote, looks like you need to underline the amounts to make it total. Maybe two different functions?

[@Chimpur]

When it comes to the Passwords app.. why couldn't they just use Keychain?

[@JakeJLivingston]

What happens when you wrap your multi word variables in quotes? Item 2 becomes: "Item 2" Makes sense to me that a variable would have to be a single word (as a software engineer) but I could see them tokenizing the variables to a map which can be a key value pare of string to number Wrapping in quotes would make it a single string instead of multiple strings. Just a thought.

[@lex9393]

10:16 what about underscores tho?

[@Prasujith]

Touch screen will be the worst thing ever happens to mac. Nothing can beat the productivity and speed with keyboard and mouse.

[@MrJPVERCETTI]

Luke, will you make a video about iPad OS?

[@rickkarrer8370]

Did you see the new Macintosh wallpaper / screensaver? Not a single one of the new safari features they mentioned in the video worked for me, I even went to the websites that they did them on. I'm on a 2019 MacBook Pro, so maybe it's not quite working right on Intel yet. I'll have to try it on my Apple Silicon Macs later. I absolutely can't stand window snapping, I have to see if there's an option to turn that off in Sequoia. After using an iPad a lot with my nine-year-old, I can say for certain that a touchscreen on a Mac would be a major asset

[@SintaxBSD]

I saw the new classic macos wallpaper/screensaver, i kinda love it.. i was trying to rip it out of the beta to install in sonoma but failed to figure it out lol

[@doinkstr]

The window snapping-sizing issue also happens on Windows. Apps that have a minimum size that exceeds the dimensions of 1/4th of the screen will not be snapped to be exactly 1/4th of the screen.

[@JasonLefevers]

I’m tempted to install it just for the window snap feature. As a former Windows user I miss the much better window management of Windows versus MacOS.

[@Bliss467]

Would be really interesting if inside of the mirrored iPhone the cursor behaves like in iPadOS

[@BlazeGriff1n]

Apple has actually supported touchscreens for macOS in the past. I originally got an Acer T232 for Windows 8 (we know how that story ended). When I switched to macOS, the touchscreen was supported until Mojave. But since the driver was only 32 bit, it didn't quite work on Catalina. I can still see how it tries to process the input commands (for example the cursor jumps when touched) but it is far from usable.

[@Its_Quash]

All of the formating things in the reader view are not new. They added more fonts but there was already the colors, and 4 different fonts.

[@nro337]

Note about notes: You probably can have multiple words if you use underscores or dashes. Def weird but it's understandable from a programming perspective.

[@mendodsoregonbackroads6632]

I was thinking maybe they need a comma to make a two word list, but I don’t think that would work either. Underscore or dash would definitely work. I wonder if quotes would work?

[@jorditordera]

One of the features I've been missing, and that Windows has had for years, is the window preview when you hoover over the app icon on the dock and you get all the open windows previews of the app, like for example if you have four Pages or Word docs open. I am using dockmate, as an alternative. I wish they added this feature to MacOS.

[@fred5784]

How about being able to mirror the Mac onto the iPad.

[@BelkyRealm]

That’s been a thing since forever

[@HarrisonBorbarrison]

Storm Apple HQ for them to fix the Settings app!

[@ADPeguero]

A couple of months ago I ran into a problem on my new M3 MBP Ultra. I couldn't figure out how to fix it so I had to call Apple Support for help. Just so happened that I had the Beta version of whatever Mac OS was happening at the time. Sure enough, Apple Support couldn't help me because the solution needed couldn't be done while on the Beta OS. I had to restore the current OS which took me a few hours to do. The solution Apple Support gave me fixed the issue but took a lot of time to do. Could they have done it while my Mac was on Beta? Maybe. What did I learn from this? Don't install beta Mac OS. The only feature I am looking forward to is the whole iPhone emulator thing on the Mac, but I'll wait this time around until Mac OS Sequoia is finally released.

[@GoodGuy77901]

its not a good idea to install a beta's beta, that update was for developers for a reason

[@vincentohanlon]

Did they finally fix multi window management? Windows is miles ahead in that area.

[@sheehanmunim]

Is there a way to turn of the window snapping

[@ch716]

What about Calendar with reminders? There aren't many videos on this.

[@RevelryPlay]

It is absurdly obnoxious but in notes you can do something like this if you need to do multiple operations A = $3 B = $4.75 C = $2.15 Sum = A+B+C ‎ = $9.90 Sum + 3 ‎ = $12.90 Sum * 3 ‎ = $29.70

[@YouGotPropofol]

Regarding the window tiling: If you notice they didn't show dragging the window to the top to make the window fill the screen. It doesn't have that feature. Again, you are stuck "maximizing" the window which will open another SPACE and put the window there. I guess you will still have to use 3rd party applications if you want true Windows like window snapping. I knew it was not going to be a good implementation. They can't get away from that window maximize requiring a new space dynamic. So sad. Everytime I try and help people who are elderly, I notice they have 15-20 'spaces' open by mistake, because its human nature to think maximizing a window will KEEP IT ON THE CURRENT DESKTOP.

[@MirskyMan]

Does the new Passwords app work with browsers other than Safari or only Safari?

[@andre-le-bone-aparte]

Question: Why no demo of GenMOJI ?!!