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Apple seeds OS X 10.9.1 beta build 13B35 to developers, includes release notes; Safari 6.1.1 seed also updated

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Apple has just released an update for the developer seed of OS X 10.9.1. The new version has a build number of 13B35 and includes fixes for the Mail app, VoiceOver, Safari, and VPN server support. The presence of the release notes indicate that the update is nearing completion and will be available to the public soon.

This update comes just a few weeks after updates to the Mail and iBooks software were released to resolve issues with those apps. Despite the Mail app having been updated to resolve Gmail-related issues, many users are still experiencing problems. The 10.9.1 appears to contain fixes for the remaining bugs.

Apple has also issued a new beta version of Safari 6.1.1 for Lion and Mountain Lion users. This version of Safari is curiously absent from the Mavericks beta that was seeded today.

The update is available in Software Update for developers on previous 10.9.1 seeeds. The Safari update can be downloaded from the Developer Center.

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Comments

  1. agilliard - 10 years ago

    Any news on fixing the issues with display link USB graphics adapters?

  2. Peter Johnson - 10 years ago

    I’m very iterested to see if the “issues with contact groups” they have fixed will mean that “MailShot” groups can be used with Mail again? Fingers crossed.

  3. shareef777 - 10 years ago

    They better be working on the external drives issue. Can’t believe they let such a massive fuck up of a bug exist for this long!

    • Ricardo Nogueira (@odmir) - 10 years ago

      whats the problem with external hard drives? I haven’t noticed anything unusual with using them in mavericks. Just want to know, I’m not mocking or anything :D

    • Mark3785 (@Mark3785) - 10 years ago

      Likewise, four external drives and no problems. I understand there was a problem with WD’s included software but since I never installed it I never had a problem. Is this what you’re referring to?