Zoom releases macOS update to fix bug that kept mic on after meetings

If you're a Mac user and haven't updated your Zoom app lately, we're here to remind you to do just that. Since December, users reported that the microphone remained on even after their Zoom meetings ended.

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Apple brings back old Safari tab design in latest macOS Monterey beta update

When Apple released the macOS Monterey beta, one of the things the company changed was removing the tabs bar in Safari. Engadget pointed out that it made sorting tabs messy and tedious, even if it allowed for more screen space to website content. Apple listened to users and brought back the standalone Tab bar with the latest macOS beta update. It will be enabled by default like it was on Big Sur.

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macOS Monterey will bring Apple Fitness+ to the Mac via AirPlay

Strangely enough, Apple Fitness+ hasn't been available on the Mac. Until now, that is. With macOS Monterey, Mac machines can support content via AirPlay from Apple devices like the iPhone or iPad, including Apple Fitness+ videos. So, now you can start a workout from your mobile device and then wireless stream the video to your laptop. A big drawback is you don't have access to on-screen metrics like heart rate and calories burned. You can only see this data on your Apple Watch.

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macOS Monterey makes it easier to restore the Mac to factory settings

Erasing a Mac to its factory settings right now requires formatting the startup disk and reinstalling macOS. But with the upcoming macOS Monterey, you have a much easier way to do this task. The Mac gets an "Erase All Content and Settings" through macOS Monterey. This feature will let you erase all user data and user-installed apps without needing to reinstall macOS, but you'll get a like-new Mac by the end of this process. It'll be helpful for those who want to sell or give their machines to someone else.

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