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Apple today released the newest version of its operating system for Macs, macOS High Sierra, to the public. MacOS High Sierra is a free download that's available today for everyone who has a.

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A new system of intelligent tracking will use machine learning to identify prying advertising trackers that track your online behavior and remove the cross-site tracking data they leave behind. That means you won’t get hit up with three dozen vacuum ads the next time you buy one on Amazon. Safari 11 also has the option to let you view sites in Reader mode all the time. Smoother video We watch a lot of video on our Macs, and High Sierra is making the experience even better.

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Apple today released the newest version of its operating system for Macs, macOS High Sierra, to the public. MacOS High Sierra is a free download that's available today for everyone who has a compatible Mac. MacOS High Sierra can be downloaded or through the Software Update function in the Mac App Store. Some users are seeing an error that prevents installation, so the update may still be propagating.

It's pretty easy. On a Mac, pick 'System Preferences' from the Apple menu, then click the 'App Store' icon. Click the 'Change' button next to the line 'Your computer is set to receive beta software updates,' then confirm by choosing 'Do Not Show Beta Software Updates' in the ensuing dialog. When High Sierra releases Sept. 25, you can install it from the Mac App Store without having to revert to the version that ran the Mac before the public beta was applied. I'd like to dump the beta and return to Sierra [or whatever was on the Mac before].

Compared to Microsoft, which regularly publishes posts to its Insider blog and hosts multiple, Apple runs a bare bones beta. How do I get off the beta train?