There are a wide variety of changes being introduced with the new update, and automatic device switching while viewing 4K streaming programs could end up being a boon for users who like to take their favorite TV shows and movies on the go with them. MacOS Big Sur is currently available as a public beta, if you're interested in testing out how Netflix 4K content runs for you. If you do not want to dig down the system for removing. There are also tweaks to the Control Center and Safari. There are many Mac utilities that claim to help hunt down all application files and delete them for you. Big refreshes to features like the Messages app with pinned messages, widgets, and more have finally arrived. Mac users will be locked to using Safari for in-browser viewing, just like Windows users will have to utilize Windows 10, Microsoft Edge, or the Netflix app with capable hardware to back it up.Īs far as Big Sur goes for macOS users, it's bringing a host of interface changes with brighter, bolder color as well as alterations to its overall UI vibe. Anyone looking to enjoy that type of content on their machine will have to ensure they're subscribed to the $15.99 monthly premium Netflix plan.
The T2 chip may not be the only roadblock for some users, however.
