I don’t need blanket assurances or anything, I just asked because I thought I
remembered hearing a little more chatter than normal about this new version 16
having more troubles than most. Anyway, I think I’ll go ahead and update. Thanks
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> On Feb 14, 2023, at 12:01 PM,
Yes, they’re a diagnostics for the night, I know nothing about sound
applications. But generally there should be a notification when IYes, there are
diagnostics for the Mac, I know nothing about sound applications. But generally
there should be a notification when an application crashes in the
Two things into one really with this. I have a friend with a 2022 Macbook Air
with 16 Gigs ram. It runs Audio Highjack and Loopback just ffine but crashes
when they run Soundsource. One, has anyone experienced this issue, but they
were also wondering, does VoiceOver store diagnostic information
How do I set a homepage on Firefox?
thanks.
Lorie
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What type of Mac do you use?
I think I have seen that some Macs has issues with usb hubs and such things.
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> I guess I should explain the whole boring thing. Nobody is obligated to
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how do you do the time machine backups over the network?
On 2/14/23, John Panarese wrote:
> A few things here:
>
> 1. As for the Finder has no windows, situation, I have experienced this and
> have heard it with clients. Restarting VoiceOver usually fixes the problem
> and, sometimes,
A few things here:
1. As for the Finder has no windows, situation, I have experienced this and
have heard it with clients. Restarting VoiceOver usually fixes the problem and,
sometimes, switching to another app or opening another app and going back to
Finder will do the trick.
2. I had a
That would depend on your access needs. There will never be a blanket
statement put out that says everyone should upgrade. That never
happens because we are all different and thus have different needs.
For example, there are a lot of braille bugs in 16.3 that wouldn't
impact a speech only, or not
I've got a 3rd gen SE, and have been on 16 for a couple of months now. I
probably don't use my phone as much as many others of you do, but I've not
noticed loss of the stuff I've been used to once I went to 16. It's true that
we're half-way through the 16 cycle, so I doubt any more major
Do the update. You should be fine.
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On Feb 14, 2023, at 09:43, Phil Halton wrote:
I am still using iOS 15. Have they shaken the bugs out of iOS 16 with version
three yet or is it still not a good idea to upgrade?. I don’t want to lose
accessibility or sensitivity of the screen or
Sorry to say this Phil, but there is no such thing as a bug free
anything. We're already half way to iOS 17!
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On 2/14/2023
Phil,
YOu’re waiting for a bus that will never arrive. You’ve fallen behind and to no
benefit that I can see. Just what bug is it you are trying to avoid by sticking
with iOS 15?
Dave Carlson
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On Feb 14, 2023, at 7:43
I am still using iOS 15. Have they shaken the bugs out of iOS 16 with version
three yet or is it still not a good idea to upgrade?. I don’t want to lose
accessibility or sensitivity of the screen or any functionality for that matter.
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