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PSA: Latest macOS Ventura 13.4 Beta Doesn't Play Nice With Content Filter Apps
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PSA: Latest macOS Ventura 13.4 Beta Doesn't Play Nice With Content Filter Apps
Tuesday May 2, 2023 12:36 pm PDT by Juli Clover
Apple today released the fourth beta of macOS Ventura 13.4 to developers, and it appears that there are some issues with content filtering apps like Little Snitch, Radio Silence, and others.
Twitter user @aaronp613 had an issue with his Mac disconnecting after updating and he was able to fix it by turning off Radio Silence.
PSA: Don’t update to macos 13.4 beta 4 - there seems to be network issues. Myself and one other person already having constant network drops every few seconds — Aaron (@aaronp613) May 2, 2023
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Top Rated Comments
6 hours ago at 01:27 pm
Apple keeps updating their software to add more bugs, instead of fixing the old ones. Software quality control is decreasing constantly. Sheesh !Dude, you've opted into a BETA update. You're going to get regression bugs. If you don't like it, stick with Production builds.
I'm a former QA Manager for a high tech software company. This is why we do betas.
7 hours ago at 01:16 pm
I miss "just works" Apple.
Who's for a Snow Leopard year or two focused up to entirely on bug fixes and optimizations to get us back to "just works" Apple again?
Personally, I don't need gimmicky new features. I'd rather have reliable old features... and then start adding on new software bling if they must.
Who's for a Snow Leopard year or two focused up to entirely on bug fixes and optimizations to get us back to "just works" Apple again?
Personally, I don't need gimmicky new features. I'd rather have reliable old features... and then start adding on new software bling if they must.
5 hours ago at 02:19 pm
Dude, you've opted into a BETA update. You're going to get regression bugs. If you don't like it, stick with Production builds.This. Also remember that this might not be a bug, at least not for Apple. They may have changed some facet of the operating system intentionally and third parties, like Little Snitch, need to test against it, prior to release. That’s also why we do betas.
I'm a former QA Manager for a high tech software company. This is why we do betas.
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