The Mail app has had a major increment in build number, and there are new versions of Music, News, Stocks, TV and Safari.
By now, the current release of macOS has had all major bugs fixed or worked around. Isn’t this a good time to upgrade? Some practical advice on deciding and upgrading tips.
Although 10.15.3 fixes a serious bug in Mail and Catalina is steadily maturing, there are many users who still shouldn’t upgrade.
Catches and issues with the 10.15.3 update – and good news on two important bugs which it fixed.
Perhaps the most worrying problems being reported by early adopters of macOS 10.15 Catalina are in Apple’s Mail […]
Not as large as the previous update to Mojave, it still replaces a lot of apps but Apple documents almost no changes. Here’s a summary of the detail.
Over 7 GB installed, Apple claims it only adds Group FaceTime, adds over 70 new emoji, and fixes a list of vulnerabilities. So what has actually changed?
Need to send large files to someone? Don’t have time to let iCloud get round to it when it’s ready? Try Mail Drop – but not in the Mail app.
Fuller details have now been published about the EFAIL vulnerabilities in PGP and S/MIME email encryption, at the […]
A major vulnerability has been revealed, and will be detailed very shortly, affecting mail encryption using PGP/GPG and […]
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