Apple revealed its latest version of its macOS operating system, macOS 10.14 Mojave, at its WWDC 2018 conference, and weve now got a glimpse of some of the new features that the updated Mac operating system will bring.This is because the macOS 10.14 Mojave Developer Preview is available to download and install right now.
The Developer Preview is a very early version of the software, so we wouldnt recommend most people download it.However, if you really want to know what new features are coming, other people, such as 9to5mac, are kindly sharing their experiences and highlighting the new features that are present in macOS 10.14 Mojave.New lock screenOne of the first things you may notice when you boot up macOS 10.14 Mojave is that the lock screen has had a bit of a tweak, with larger images and font text.New DVD Player appThis is a bit of a curious one, as the idea of playing DVDs on a PC feels a bit archaic these days, but in macOS 10.14 Mojave, Apple has updated the DVD Player app.
Its now 64-bit and built with AppKit, and has Touch Bar control and a brand new icon.Website Favicons in SafariSafari, Apples internet browser, will now support website Favicons in tabs.
These are icons of the websites logo that are designed to make quickly switching between the correct tabs easier.At the moment it looks like Favicon support is turned off by default in macOS 10.14 Mojave, but can be turned on from the Safari Preferences screen.Custom accent colorsWe already knew that macOS 10.14 Mojave would come with a new night mode, and it also looks like you can choose your own color accent from the System Preferences screen.The colors on offer include blue, red, orange, green, purple, pink and gray.
These color accents will affect various parts of the operating system such as menus and mouse clicks.Software Update is now in System PreferencesIf youre looking to update macOS 10.14 Mojave youll notice that the Software Update tool is no longer where it once was.
Its now returned to the System Preferences app.Strong passwords by defaultApple said that it was getting serious about security with macOS 10.14, and it looks like it was true to its word.So, macOS 10.14, like iOS 12, will support automatic strong passwords by default, with Safari automatically creating (then auto-filling) strong passwords for you, which it will also store.
It will also alert you to any existing passwords that could be too easy to crack.As Apple releases more early versions of macOS 10.14 Mojave, well get a better idea of what new features we can expect when the final version of the operating system arrives later this year.EEgbQ9NwoqoT4vHcynTqij.png#