New in macOS Tahoe beta 2: Menu bar background toggle, revamped Finder icon
Apple's macOS Tahoe has just received its second developer beta, and the software update introduces two noteworthy visual enhancements.macOS Tahoe beta 2 features a revised Finder icon and a new background toggle for the menu bar.On Monday, two weeks following the debut of macOS Tahoe developer beta 1, Apple deployed the second developer beta update. The software increases the build number to 25A5295e, up from the previous 25A5279m.While its predecessor, macOS Sequoia, largely focused on Apple Intelligence improvements, macOS Tahoe introduced a new "Liquid Glass" design language that's used across all Apple platforms. It also contains quite a few productivity features, including a new Clipboard History capability. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
Apple's macOS Tahoe has just received its second developer beta, and the software update introduces two noteworthy visual enhancements.
macOS Tahoe beta 2 features a revised Finder icon and a new background toggle for the menu bar.
On Monday, two weeks following the debut of macOS Tahoe developer beta 1, Apple deployed the second developer beta update. The software increases the build number to 25A5295e, up from the previous 25A5279m.
While its predecessor, macOS Sequoia, largely focused on Apple Intelligence improvements, macOS Tahoe introduced a new "Liquid Glass" design language that's used across all Apple platforms. It also contains quite a few productivity features, including a new Clipboard History capability.
Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
macOS Tahoe beta 2 features a revised Finder icon and a new background toggle for the menu bar.
On Monday, two weeks following the debut of macOS Tahoe developer beta 1, Apple deployed the second developer beta update. The software increases the build number to 25A5295e, up from the previous 25A5279m.
While its predecessor, macOS Sequoia, largely focused on Apple Intelligence improvements, macOS Tahoe introduced a new "Liquid Glass" design language that's used across all Apple platforms. It also contains quite a few productivity features, including a new Clipboard History capability.
Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
