Andrew O'Hara
Developers received a slight update to the third beta of macOS 10.14 Mojave today, following the original beta three last week, and Monday's public release of macOS 10.13.6.
The update is incredibly minor, with build numbers shifting only a single character. Going from 18A326g for last week's release, to 18A326h for today's. With the build number only incrementing by one letter, not much is likely to have changed from last week, which itself contained very few changes.
In beta 2 of macOS mojave, we saw a few tweaks including updates to Dark Mode in maps and a more flexible Mac App Store.
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5 Comments
Minor update but still a 2.71 GB download. Ouch.
I do have to say that both of this year's betas are much more stable than last year's betas. The temptation to install on more devices is strong, but I'm remaining disciplined.
326h is also the second public beta.
One Mac kept having APFS file system snapshot errors. No known operational issues and Disk Utility would say it fixed it but they’d still reoccur. I wonder if that is the reason for this supplemental beta.