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appleguy123

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Wow, equally surprised that nobody had noticed this yet and that Safari is so late at adopting the feature. Nice to see people are still finding things. I'm sure this thread will be more lively when DP2 comes out tomorrow, though.
It's definitely new. Was pretty much my biggest frustration in Yosemite, so I'm glad they finally did something about it.
 

nextstop

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Anyone found a way to reverse the setting? I accidentally enabled it on a site where the dialogs are legitimate (phpMyAdmin).

The setting should be active just for the current session.

Safari is just as fast as it was before. The current build is very buggy. (Sometimes does not load pages for the first, crashes eventually and has weird full screen animation.)

For me Safari in El capitan is ok, no bug, no crash until now and yes it is snappier.
 

nextstop

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Is the HelpViewer icon new?
I never noticed the icon.
 

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RichardC300

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GUI animations seem faster, but does anybody think it's because they are actually shorter? Or maybe El Capitan is just that fast... Running this on an early 2011 15" MBP.
 

MikhailT

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GUI animations seem faster, but does anybody think it's because they are actually shorter? Or maybe El Capitan is just that fast... Running this on an early 2011 15" MBP.

It's both, they've cut the timers of the animations and did a lot of awesome under the hood changes in order to also accommodate the Metal changeover.
 

ButteryScrollin

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- 'Sign in with your Apple ID' screen at login has more app icons on it
- Safari is v9 (was 8.1 in b1)
- There's a plugins icon in Edit in Photos. Don't remember that from B1.
 
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klapperstrauss

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The new, overly simplistic black install screen is just an overlay of the old installer screen, for now at least. When I was updating, the old screen flashed for a split-second until it was replaced with the new black one. I pressed a ton of key combinations in an effort to get to the old screen, but without luck.

About this Mac again shows "OS X Yosemite", will probably go away after a reboot.

iTunes icon is the same old one btw.

Edit: Safari seems a lot less buggy, especially regarding pinned tabs.
 
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redheeler

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A couple of little things I noted in "Apple Seeds Second OS X 10.11 El Capitan Beta to Developers":

Brighter Terminal icon (left)

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Quick Look tweaked. Ick, seriously.
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xmichaelp

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That quick look looks like a big or something. Not sure why they would out the app name at the bottom.
 

TP18

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A couple of little things I noted in "Apple Seeds Second OS X 10.11 El Capitan Beta to Developers":


Quick Look tweaked. Ick, seriously.
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So infos are now the other way round. Doesn't seem logical as the eye scans from top to bottom..
 
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TMRJIJ

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It's definitely new. Was pretty much my biggest frustration in Yosemite, so I'm glad they finally did something about it.
Haven't read the whole thread. Just the OP. Not sure if this has been said, but my favorite little feature is that Safari now has a checkbox when you get more than 2 alerts from a page to stop sending alerts from that webpage.
Stops those annoying ransomware popups that force you to restart your browser.
http://imgur.com/vkvq9Z3
It is in OS X 10.10.4 Beta as well
 

prabala

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sorry if i am offending anyone,,.. i did see multiple comments but did not anywhere find about the system speed overall? is it more snappier system wide?
 

boomer0001

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Something new I found, didn't see it in the first post. This is for DP2:
System Preferences -> Dock:
Minimize Apps to Dock Icon
 
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