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macOS 27 Beta 5 News: Image and Screen Recognition Updates
Good morning, everyone!
Just wanted to let you know that in macOS 27 Beta 5, image recognition is working perfectly again using VO + Shift + L. On top of that, you can now set a custom shortcut for screen recognition!
Sorry... What's this about screen recognition?
I hope it's what I think it is.
Beta 5
Hey everyone, just to quickly correct something: we now have image description and full screen description on Mac! I misspoke earlier when I said 'screen recognition'. It's actually complete screen description!
should I update?
The only beta I have right now is for iOS. Is the mac OS worth updating? Or should I wait for public release in September. What accessibility features stand out?
Image ocr models broken.
Just a headsup that the ocr models for vocr are no longer working in this beta build, apple seems to have messed them up into not responding.
Pausing with Say All Fixed
The problem where VoiceOver paused for unnaturally long periods of time when reading web content with VO-a appears to be fixed in developer beta 5. At least they fixed a bug, but I'm still incredibly frustrated and sad an OS that was supposed to focus on bug fixes and other optimizations isn't carrying these changes to VoiceOver. I shouldn't be surprised anymore, and I've just about had it with Apple. They talk a big game, and while it's true they do make a difference with their accessibility features, the prioritization to fix issues just isn't there. It probably never will be, and I should quit expecting it. I really hope I can find an alternate operating system for my M4 Mac mini, otherwise it'll be yet another e-waste product in 5 or so years. No, I don't consider Asahi Linux with GNOME or KDE Plasma to be an acceptable replacement for macOS, especially since Wayland is being forced on everyone.