While Apple has made significant headway since Ventura launched in October, there is still more to do. This bug has existed since the early days of Ventura, and while it doesn’t ruin your workflow, it is about time Apple fixed it. Uninstalling and reinstalling affected apps makes no difference. No showstopping bugs have been discovered on macOS 13.2 Ventura over the last week, but there is a problem where ‘Background Items Added’ notifications are shown each time you restart your computer. I will publish my final verdict here in one week.Ġ2/02 Update: Final verdict. Note: hesitant upgraders can bookmark this guide because it will be updated with any relevant flaws or features I find. However, things are beginning to change and I am now happy to recommend macOS Monterrey holdouts make the leap to Ventura. MacOS Ventura had a bumpy start to life, with significantly more bugs making it through to the public release than expected. None are classified as Zero-Day vulnerabilities. Notably, the patches fix potential vulnerabilities in the kernel, WiFi, Mail Drafts, Maps, Safari, Screen Time, the Weather App and Windows Installer. Like Android, Windows has offered security key support for years, and it is a necessary (and overdue) catch-up for all of Apple’s platforms.Īpple’s official security page also reveals that macOS 13.2 contains 26 security patches, many of which are shared with the iOS 16.3 and iOS 15.7.3 updates the company also released this week.
Given macOS 13.2 is over 1GB in size, it would be helpful to know what the “other enhancements” are, but Apple has increasingly only reported the headline changes in its iOS, iPadOS and macOS updates in recent years.Īs with iPhones and iPads, the headline news here is support for security keys. Now, performing macOS updates is similar to updating on iOS devices, as it should.- Fixes an issue in Freeform where some drawing strokes created with Apple Pencil or your finger may not appear on shared boards - Fixes an issue where VoiceOver may stop offering audio feedback while you are typing While it’s not too hard to find, it’s a notable change that may be confusing to some users. Note that this will begin automatically downloading and installing updates. If you have an update available, tap the Update Now button. Wait for it to refresh, this may take a couple of seconds.To update macOS after you’ve installed Mojave (which is currently in beta), head up to your menu bar and find > System Preferences > Software Update.With the revamped App Store, Apple has moved updating macOS, among other system updates to a new location.įollow along to learn how to update macOS in Mojave…. In macOS Mojave, Apple has moved the location for updating your Mac’s operating system.
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