Apple has seeded a new beta build of OS X El Capitan to developers this morning in the form of OS X 10.11.4 beta 4.
The new beta build can be downloaded directly from Apple’s Developer Member Center, or via the Software Update option in the Mac App Store if your Mac is already rolling on the last El Capitan beta.
A list of new features weren’t included in the release notes for beta 4, however previous versions included new features like password-protected entries for Notes and Live Photo support in Messages. Numerous bug fixes and performance improvements have also been added.
Apple’s release notes ask developers to focus on iBooks, Messages, Notes and Photos. We’ll see if any other new features are hiding inside once we get the new build installed.
Buster Hein is a freelance writer who lives in Phoenix, Arizona. Twitter: @bst3r.
One response to “New El Capitan beta is now available to developers”
So I use splitview… a lot, amongst multiple desktops too, anyone else notice that if you have the dock hidden there will be times where it doesn’t pop up when you hover over the designated dock area(respectively). It seems to only work when you have either a desktop WITHOUT splitview or just one application running on a single desktop. Anyone else noticing this?