My Scarlett 2i2 is doing very well in PB5. No glitches, no detection problems. In fact for me personally PB5 is so good I don't think I'll be trying PB6. The only thing that isn't working is folders on top in Xtrafinder.
I'm having a lot of problems with Mail this beta. Blank emails that never open or can't be replied to unless I quit and reopen mail.Anyone else having mail not work? It closed randomly while using it and now every time I go to open mail it immediately crashes before opening a window. Click the icon and a second later a "Mail application has quit unexpectedly."
How are USB Audio devices doing in PB5? I have done some testing but not extensive enough to say for certain, seems they work for me the little I had time to test.
I have the old USB Harmon Kardon soundsticks and they've been iffy with PB2 to 4...they'll work for about 30 seconds to a few minutes then stop working until I reboot. With PB5, they've been working all day. So far so good.I am also wondering about this...
Yup, it does the same for me too.Can you test this and confirm if this is a bug on your side too?
A difficult one to explain but one of the most annoying Finder bug so far!
If you go to a folder/place which has several folders inside so that you have to scroll down to see the very last folder. Now open that very last or the second last folder, now press back button. Here you will notice that finder will take you on the top of the page instead of keeping the focus to the last line of folders.
I have tested this is Mavericks and Yosemite. I can confirm that in previous versions of OS, it wasn't the case! if you go inside a folder and come out by pressing back, the focus of finder stays there on same folder which you came out from. Now in El Capitan, when you press back button, it scrolls to the top of the page and you have again scroll down to see those folders.
Can you test this and confirm if this is a bug on your side too?
It seems to me that there are a lot of little bugs in EL Cap which sometimes are the most annoying kind. It is amazing how many things can go wrong, get fixed and then go wrong again.