Launching this fall, MacOS Sonoma Beta includes several new features, including desktop widgets, Apple TV-like aerial screensavers, enhancements to apps like Messages and Safari, a new Game mode that prioritizes CPU and GPU performance for gaming, and more. The new interactive widgets can now be placed right on your desktop. Widgets blend into your desktop wallpaper to not be obtrusive when you're working, and with Continuity you can use the same widgets from your iPhone on your Mac etc.
The Some Knowledge about the MacOS Sonoma Beta are:-
1. MacOS Sonoma Beta also introduces enhanced video conferencing features, including Presenter Overlay to allow a user to display themselves in front of the content they are sharing. Reactions let users share how they feel within a video session, and Screen Sharing has been improved with a simplified process.
2. Safari also gets numerous new features within MacOS Sonoma Beta.
3. There's an update to Private Browsing that provides greater protection from trackers and from people who might have access to the user's device, while Profiles within Safari offer a way to separate browsing between topics, like having one for work and one for personal browsing.
4. There's also a new way to create web apps that work like normal apps and let you get to your favorite website faster and access those website within seconds..
5. New slow-motion screen savers of breathtaking locations from around the world look beautiful on your large Mac display. When you log in, they seamlessly become your desktop wallpaper.
6. Place widgets on your desktop from the new widget gallery. And you can now play a podcast, turn off the lights and more right from a widget.
7. With Continuity, you can add your iPhone widgets to your desktop without having to install the corresponding apps on your Mac.
The MacOS Sonoma Beta is publicly or not?
1. The Apple announced or talk about the beta publicly.
2. According to Apple and the license agreement all beta testers must agree to, the beta is “Apple confidential information”.
3. By accepting those terms, you agree not to discuss your use of the software with anyone who isn’t also in the Beta Software Program.
4. That means you can’t “blog, post screenshots, tweet, or publicly post information about the public beta software.”
5. However, you can discuss any information that Apple has publicly disclosed; the company says that information is no longer considered confidential and it will make trouble and you will face problem so keep it secured only.
6. Beta users will be able to install the final build of the OS on release day without needing to reformat or reinstall.
Before you download Beta a few warnings?
1. We strongly advise that if you aren’t a developer you don’t download the developer beta.
2. We also strongly recommend that you back up your Mac before you upgrade to the Sonoma beta.
3. We recommend that you do not run Sonoma on your primary Mac; ideally, you run it in a separate volume. This should minimize any risks to you.
4. If you are running macOS Ventura 13.4 or later.
