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Nothing terribly major here, it sounds like. Making login items visible is a long-overdue change... but none of these are going to have any particular impact on
by kemayo 4y ago
Nothing terribly major here, it sounds like. Making login items visible is a long-overdue change... but none of these are going to have any particular impact on average users or average apps.
On a pettier note, can we get a better source than a website that's using JS to change its title when it doesn't have focus to try to gain attention? (It toggles about every second between "macOS Ventura | 7 New Security Changes to Be Aware Of" and "Message from SentinelOne". https://imgur.com/ynPqpvK https://imgur.com/ynPqpvK - it's pretty awful.) I don't normally complain about scummy websites on here, but this is just annoying.
Interestingly, I went looking for alternative sources for the content, and found that identical content is on other sites [1] which are also doing the same title-flicker technique. So presumably this is part of some content network...
[1]: https://phxtechsol.com/2022/06/13/apples-macos-ventura-7-new-security-changes-to-be-aware-of/ https://phxtechsol.com/2022/06/13/apples-macos-ventura-7-new...
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- joshgachnang 4y agoI'm not surprised they're using scummy tactics. Their actual software runs like crap, so gotta do whatever they can to get users. I had a work MBP and personal MBP with exactly the same specs, main difference being the Sentinel One agent. The work one was constantly spinning up the fans, S1 was gobbling up memory, and support was completely useless in diagnosing. Their Linux agent isn't much better with constant memory leaks.
- sys_64738 4y agoI noticed it even did that in Reader Mode in Safari. Really annoying.
- saagarjha 4y agoThere’s a lot of changes under the hood that this post doesn’t mention.