Apple on Wednesday released macOS Monterey 12.2 with an important security fix for Safari, improved scrolling in Safari for Macs with ProMotion, and a new fully-native Apple Music app.
macOS 12.2 includes a security fix for a serious Safari flaw along with a few others improvements and fixes.
The Safari exploit was first discovered earlier this month that can leak users’ browsing history as well as Google account IDs. This was first patched by Apple in the iOS 15.3 and macOS 12.2 RC along with today’s official release.
Another fix with macOS 12.2 improves scrolling in Safari with ProMotion on the new MacBook Pro.
And seen since the first macOS 12.2 beta, there’s a new, native Apple Music app.
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Does it fix the stupid Spatial Audio issue on the Music app? FYI, using the latest M1 machines, latest Mac OS, latest AirPods Max, etc., Spatial Audio doesn’t work.
Is FFFKING TextEdit fixed yet? If there is ANY real Apple BS beyond the brain damaged rants of “AAPLCynic and Apple BS”, this is one.
How about fixing the Reading List in Safari so it quits spontaneously putting dozens of feeds back in that I deleted a week before. And then I have to delete them again one at a time.
Will it stop my apps from unexpectedly quitting and not throwing an error message? Because this is getting really old.
Does this affect any of that CSAM crap?