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4 years agoBeta Build 147.3.4765
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jekratz
4 years agoCollaborator | Level 9
I spoke too soon. I just got another update which seems to have fixed that problem v148.2.1265
jekratz
4 years agoCollaborator | Level 9
OK sort of fixed. Posting here because this list is behind at least several beta releases now. v148.2.1667 the offline feature works but you can't apparently just select a folder and have it bring down all of the subfolders. Some work. Some dont. Good times.
- Michael B.104 years agoExperienced | Level 13
Where are you getting 148.2.1667 from?
I thought I was notified of all new betas which either get installed automatically or I download and install.
Latest I have is this one, 147.3.4765.
- jekratz4 years agoCollaborator | Level 9
No clue. On M1-based Mac with early releases turned on. Keeps updating on its own. you can however change the link up top and put in a different build number. So https://www.dropbox.com/downloading?build=148.2.1667&plat=mac&type=full&arch=arm64 will grab what i've got for Apple Silicon
- Michael B.104 years agoExperienced | Level 13
Thanks jekratz . I just used your link and got 148.2.1667, but puzzled I was behind and there is no Community section for it. I am on Early Releases on an M1 MBA.
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