AppleInsider Staff
Apple on Tuesday seeded the latest OS X 10.9.1 beta build to developers, bringing minor changes to the upcoming maintenance update as it inches closer to public release.
Tuesday's beta, dubbed build 13B40, comes two weeks after Apple issued its last pre-release update, which brought fixes for Gmail, the OS X Mail app and Smart Folders.
According to reader Gregg, Apple asks developers to focus on the same areas for testing, including Mail, Safari, Graphics Drivers and VoiceOver.
Since OS X Mavericks launched in October, Apple has issued two updates to fix issues with Mail and iBooks for Mac. Unlike the usual maintenance update, these were separate standalone patches.
Developers can download the latest OS X 10.9.1 beta via Apple Developer Center or Software Update.
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44 Comments
Mavericks has been great for me so far. I'm having a hard time thinking of what they can add to make it better.
There are some system freezes still occurring with safari that urgently need addressing.
I cannot share / export movies i created with Final Cut Pro x on the latest update. it just crashes
I wish safari would save the state of open web pages when quitting. After launching safari it would be nice not to have to re-open all my favourite sites... Too bad that (from the best I can tell) Apple gave up listening to user feedback a few years ago now...
I wish safari would save the state of open web pages when quitting. After launching safari it would be nice not to have to re-open all my favourite sites...
Too bad that (from the best I can tell) Apple gave up listening to user feedback a few years ago now...
Uh, it has done this since 10.7. You must have turned it off yourself.