Apple has seeded a new beta version of Safari to developers today. The beta covers versions 8.0.1, 7.1.1, and 6.2.1 for OS X Yosemite, Mavericks, and Mountain Lion.
Apple has asked that developers focus on testing these key areas as part of the beta process:
- General website compatibility
- Extension compatibility
- WebGL graphics on Retina displays
- Password AutoFill when passwords are synchronized across multiple devices
- Syncing history between devices (OS X Yosemite only)
- Importing usernames and passwords from Firefox (OS X Yosemite only)
Furthermore, Thunderbolt Displays have nabbed an update today, bringing the firmware up to version 1.2. The update fixes an issue that would cause the display to go black, and improves Thunderbolt's reliability when connecting to other devices.
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Apple seeds new Safari beta to developers, also rolls out Thunderbolt Display firmware update
UGH something went wrong when i installed this! Upon restarting my computer safari is now gone. Great only way to get back is fresh install of yosemite right? plz somebody else have a better idea. Damn.
Never install an Apple 8.0.1 update - EVER