Apple has just released macOS Sequoia 15.4 beta 4 for developers. This latest beta version arrives one week after the last beta, here’s what to expect.
Update 4:20 p.m. ET: Public beta 4 for macOS 15.4 is now available too, just hours after the developer beta released.
Beta 4 expected to focus on bug fixes with wide release only weeks away
Last week, beta 3 of macOS 15.4 arrived with minimal changes other than bug fixes and performance improvements.
It’s likely we’ll see more of the same in today’s beta 4 update.
Though there’s still time for Apple to make feature changes before the public release, that window is narrowing.
Apple has said that iOS 18.4 will launch publicly in early April, and macOS 15.4 is expected to arrive at the same time.
That means we’re potentially just three weeks or so from the public launch.
macOS 15.4 currently includes a handful of nice additions, such as:
- Apple Mail’s big redesign with inbox categorization and more
- Seven new emoji for the system keyboard
- Proximity Pairing support for device setups
- Verification code timer in Passwords’ Menu Bar app
- Sketch style in the Image Playground app
- and several other smaller changes
If any additions are found in today’s beta 4 release, we’ll keep you posted.
In the meantime, to update your Mac to the latest beta software, open System Settings ⇾ General ⇾ Software Update. From here, you should see macOS 15.4 beta 4 appear. If it doesn’t, click the ‘i’ button and make sure Beta Updates are turned on.
Have you installed macOS 15.4 beta 4? If you find anything new, let us know in the comments.
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