macOS 27 Golden Gate developer beta 6 now available to developers
After a rare three-week hiatus between macOS developer betas 4 and 5, Apple has now rolled out beta 6 just a week after last Monday’s build. Here’s what to expect.
Apple has released macOS 27 Golden Gate developer beta 6, just a week after the previous build. This comes after a three-week pause between beta 4 and 5. The latest update includes new features and enhancements. A dedicated Siri app has been introduced, corner radii are now uniformly applied across windows and apps, and AI-powered features have been added to Shortcuts and Safari.
Users can now create extensions and automations with simple prompts. Additionally, Safari now features a pull-to-refresh gesture, hinting at Apple's potential push towards making macOS more touch-friendly in anticipation of the rumored touchscreen MacBook Pros. The iPhone Mirroring app has also been revamped, allowing users to adjust its window size to various aspect ratios.
These changes suggest Apple's plans for a foldable iPhone Ultra, which is expected to be unveiled soon. The release build for macOS 27 Golden Gate is 26A5416b. Users are encouraged to test the developer beta and share any new observations or feedback in the comments. For more Apple news, be sure to check out 9to5Mac on YouTube.
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