Like every other OS with a billion parts, they fix some moving parts while breaking others. I was on Ventura until I very recently upgraded to Sequoia. Three l

Like every other OS with a billion parts, they fix some moving parts while breaking others. I was on Ventura until I very recently upgraded to Sequoia. Three little undocumented changes I noticed: 1) My Thunderbolt 4 NVMe enclosure was unusable in Ventura and would cause Finder to hang. It's usable now. 2) I could finally connect to my 6Ghz access point with my M2 MacBook Pro. 3) I think the HDR brightness transition was also tweaked to be a bit less annoying. I'm skipping Tahoe because it's hot garbage, but I look forward to macOS 27.