top | item 46980660 (no title) NetOpWibby | 18 days ago macOS was so buggy for me a few days ago that I updated my computer to the public beta. Boom, problem solved. So bizarre. discuss order hn newest copperx|18 days ago Do you feel an improvement in speed? My 32GB RAM M5 MBP is slow as molasses in Tahoe. My M1 MBA feels much faster (I haven't updated yet). lynndotpy|17 days ago Do you use a lot of electron apps or a Chromium-based browser? Ever since Liquid Glass, I've had to run this script at each boot:#!/bin/bash launchctl setenv CHROME_HEADLESS 1 defaults write -g NSAutoFillHeuristicControllerEnabled -bool falseIt removes the drop-shadow from Chrome and removes an autofill context. load replies (1)
copperx|18 days ago Do you feel an improvement in speed? My 32GB RAM M5 MBP is slow as molasses in Tahoe. My M1 MBA feels much faster (I haven't updated yet). lynndotpy|17 days ago Do you use a lot of electron apps or a Chromium-based browser? Ever since Liquid Glass, I've had to run this script at each boot:#!/bin/bash launchctl setenv CHROME_HEADLESS 1 defaults write -g NSAutoFillHeuristicControllerEnabled -bool falseIt removes the drop-shadow from Chrome and removes an autofill context. load replies (1)
lynndotpy|17 days ago Do you use a lot of electron apps or a Chromium-based browser? Ever since Liquid Glass, I've had to run this script at each boot:#!/bin/bash launchctl setenv CHROME_HEADLESS 1 defaults write -g NSAutoFillHeuristicControllerEnabled -bool falseIt removes the drop-shadow from Chrome and removes an autofill context. load replies (1)
copperx|18 days ago
lynndotpy|17 days ago
#!/bin/bash launchctl setenv CHROME_HEADLESS 1 defaults write -g NSAutoFillHeuristicControllerEnabled -bool false
It removes the drop-shadow from Chrome and removes an autofill context.