One major change noticed so far, I know a lot of people like me will be happy about it.
It *seems*, I don't really want to be too excited or worst spread false information, that now when there are multiple elements in a html heading they are again read out loud one by one instead of things like, 2 items, heading level 3, and the user having to interact within to read the elements one by one and get out after.
This is the only thing I've tested and noticed so far, safari and 1password are the only apps opened after the update reboot 10 minutes ago.
By TheBlindGuy07, 23 July, 2025
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I've lost track of the bugs
There are so many bugs I'd like to see fixed, I don't know where to begin asking about their status. When it's released, I'll just cross my fingers and upgrade.
Headings
Oh yes, that makes me happy to hear!
I'v become so cynical and pessimistic that I'm always taken aback when a bug actually gets fixed. This one has been annoying me every day since Sonoma.
@TheBlindGuy07
I also should say how much I appreciate all your bug reports and updates on here. I think you are doing a great job of getting some of these issues on Apple's agenda.
I meant to say that in my last post.
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@mr grieves
From now on you can just click on the edit link next to the post to, well, edit that post :)
But thank you! Full credit to the applevis community thanks to whom I've grown up so much as an accessibility advocate... Back in 2023 I didn't know what world I'd entered, but looking back I'm happy to see that for my use case macos is better now accessibility wise than it was 2 years ago. But even beyond applevis, I should actually say that my unofficial unendorsed mentor who would probably both deny that and be like what the heck are you talking about bro? is really João Santos: it's because of him that I actually actively started, and keep, reporting bugs on the mac, because he understood my worst expressed when others didn't, etc, etc. :) And thanks to Apple as well, but for macos sequoia developer beta 1 I would've sold my mac already and nernever look back. Well, be very sad when looking back, rather. Anyways :)