Notion 7.39 Adds a Tabs Beta and Raises the Mac Requirement
Notion’s optional tabs beta changes how workspaces share windows. Version 7.39 also needs macOS 13, leaving Monterey at 7.38.1.
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Notion’s optional tabs beta changes how workspaces share windows. Version 7.39 also needs macOS 13, leaving Monterey at 7.38.1.
MacPaw’s October 15 Eney launch brings cross-app assistance to Mac and iPhone. Check device requirements, credit costs and data settings before connecting your apps.
Local’s opt-in localwp CLI brings JSON site inventory, start and stop controls, and WP-CLI access to Mac workflows. The desktop app still needs to run.
Managed Mac users should check the full GlobalProtect hotfix and build number with IT. These are the two fixed releases for CVE-2026-0315.
GitHub’s macOS 14 runner images retire November 2. Before Friday’s brownout, check workflow labels, Intel versus arm64, and the Xcode tools your builds require.
Claude Code 2.1.299 closes gaps in sandbox path checks on macOS. Check your installed version and update channel before assuming you have the fixes.
Apple’s 27.2 beta 4 cycle calls for checks on Mac development setups, tracking-prompt APIs, simulator cloning and subscription test results.
Apple has released the fourth developer beta of AppleOS 27, bringing another round of updates across iOS, iPadOS, macOS, watchOS, visionOS and tvOS. Compared with earlier betas, this release introduces few major features. Instead, Apple continues refining Apple Intelligence, Liquid Glass and several core system apps while improving performance, consistency and stability throughout the operating…
Apple posted a support document this week. Starting with macOS 28, the Mac OS Extended format, known as HFS+, will only work on drives that aren’t encrypted. A drive that is both HFS+ and encrypted stops working once you install macOS 28, so it needs handling first. The update ships in 2027. Only that one…
Jamf Threat Labs disclosed a new macOS stealer on July 3. It’s called PamStealer, and it does one thing most Mac malware doesn’t: it confirms your login password is real before stealing anything. The trick Most stealers just log whatever you type. PamStealer verifies it first, through Apple’s Pluggable Authentication Modules (PAM). Enter the wrong…