Apple has released the second developer beta of macOS 27 Golden Gate for testing. The update arrives two weeks after the first beta and is meant for developers who want to test apps and new system features before the public release.
How to Update
- Open System Settings on your Mac.
- Go to General.
- Click Software Update.
- Select Beta Updates.
- Choose the macOS 27 Developer Beta option.
- Download and install the update.
You need a free developer account to access the developer beta.
All the Changes
- Bug fixes and stability improvements: This beta mainly focuses on improving performance, fixing early bugs, and making the system more stable for testing.
- Liquid Glass design updates: macOS 27 includes Apple’s new Liquid Glass look, which gives apps and system areas a cleaner and more modern appearance.
- More personalization options: The update brings new ways to customize the Mac interface, including widgets and visual changes across the system.
- Developer-focused changes: Apple is asking developers to test their apps with new APIs and system changes in macOS 27.
- Early testing build: Since this is still a beta, users may face bugs, app issues, or battery drain, so it is better to install it on a secondary Mac.
If you’ve already installed the update, let us know your experience in the comments.
