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Release notes for safari technology preview 19
Release notes for safari technology preview 19







iOS devices running versions earlier than iOS 9 might not be recognized by macOS Mojave.

#Release notes for safari technology preview 19 pro#

  • iMac Pro might be unable to boot from certain types of external media.
  • Migrating from Microsoft Windows requires a new version of Windows Migration Assistant which will be available in an upcoming beta.
  • Dashboard widget backdrops might display visual artifacts.
  • Workaround: Use the Privacy tab of Security & Privacy System Preferences to enable Location Services and authorize System Services.
  • Location Services and its System Services might be disabled.
  • Applications might crash when launched by another process.
  • Recently added users might not be displayed at the login screen on Macs with FileVault enabled.
  • Workaround: Hold the power button down until your Mac turns off then press it once to power it back on.
  • After updating to macOS Mojave beta 2, you might be unable to proceed through Setup Assistant.
  • Workaround: Install macOS Mojave beta to an external drive.
  • Installation on iMac configured with a 3TB Fusion Drive is not currently supported.
  • Workaround: Disconnect the unsupported display.
  • Connecting an unsupported USB-C display might cause the built-in display of your Mac to turn off.
  • Certain displays might be unusable with Mac Pro mid 2010 and mid 2012 models due to graphical artifacts.
  • release notes for safari technology preview 19

    Workaround: Choose Shut Down from the Apple menu to power off your MacBook then turn it back on by pressing the power key. When using a MacBook (Early 2016 or newer) in clamshell mode attached to an external display, users might experience graphical artifacts on the built-in display if the clamshell is reopened.Backing up files on a Mac is easy with Time Machine, the built-in backup utility.

    release notes for safari technology preview 19

    If you have multiple Mac computers, we strongly recommend installing on a secondary system. You should back up all of your data before installing this software and regularly back up data while using the software.Īlways back up your data and files before installing beta versions of macOS. Do not use this pre-release software in a commercial operating environment or with important data. MacOS Mojave beta 2 is pre-release software.







    Release notes for safari technology preview 19