Apple releases macOS 14.1.1 update to fix faults such as Photoshop toolbar

CTOnews.com November 9 news, Apple released macOS 14.1.1 update yesterday, mentioned in the log that the major introduction of security updates, as well as the repair of important errors, all users are advised to install as soon as possible.

Although Apple did not explicitly mention it in the update log, according to user feedback, this update focuses on fixing Photoshop errors and upgrade errors encountered by users of the new M3 MacBook Pro.

Fix Photoshop errors according to user feedback from the Adobe community, macOS 14.1.1 fixed a problem that caused the Photoshop toolbar to not work properly when Application Frame was disabled.

Users report that the upper part of the Photoshop toolbar does not respond to user mouse clicks and does not jump out of the top action options, but supports keyboard shortcuts.

The Adobe moderator later said that the problem had been fixed in the macOS 14.1.1 update.

Failed to fix M3 MacBook Pro update Apple's new entry-level 14-inch MacBook Pro laptop with a standard M3 chip has been released, but some users who have received the goods have found that the new laptop is pre-installed with the macOS Ventura system and cannot be updated to the macOS Sonoma system through an OTA upgrade.

Apple has released macOS 14.1.1 for Mac compatibility. This macOS Sonoma update seems to resolve some upgrade errors encountered by new M3 MacBook Pro users.

MacOS Ventura 13.6.2 Apple also released macOS Ventura 13.6.2 update, CTOnews.com query support documentation, found that fixed 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro models, after changing the default screen refresh rate, boot black screen or a circled exclamation point problem.