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You realize OS innovation has ground to a halt when the first feature advertised in a new version is screen savers
I’ve used SMS for 2FA even though it’s vulnerable to hijacking because AutoFill from SMS makes it so easy. AutoFill from Mail will be a welcome alternative.
I’ve used Nativefier for years and am excited for this new feature described in the release notes: > Web apps let you use any website like an app, complete with an icon in the Dock for faster access and a simplified toolbar for easier browsing.
Windows/Chrome has that feature. For example accessing https://github.com shows an install button, which creates icon for direct access and allows GitHub to have a dedicated window and notifications.
You realize OS innovation has ground to a halt when the first feature advertised in a new version is screen savers
If you are a dev, look for the release notes.
https://developer.apple.com/documentation/macos-release-note...
You realize OS innovation has ground to a halt when the first feature advertised in a new version is screen savers
This is not the first macOS release (well, maybe the first one where they called it "macOS") where the headline feature involved screens and widgets.
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Why does this upgrade require migrating off 1Password?
Updated to clarify. My expectation is that 1Password 7 won’t work on Sonoma. In my experience, AgileBits requires an upgrade for new versions of macOS. IIUC, 1Password 7 is also the last version that you can buy outright rather than paying for by subscription.
I still don't understand why Apple is so bent on coupling application updates together with OS updates. I just want the new changes to Safari and Notes while I don't care about the other changes, why not have Safari be a normal application downloaded from the App Store, like the rest of us pleebs have to do when publishing apps?
Please, for the love of god, add native window snapping.
I’ve used Nativefier for years and am excited for this new feature described in the release notes: > Web apps let you use any website like an app, complete with an icon in the Dock for faster access and a simplified toolbar for easier browsing.
