Update 7 : The 3rd public beta is now available. Update 10 : macOS 13 beta 7 for devs goes live. Update 11 : macOS 13 beta 8 for developers & public beta testers out. Update 12 : macOS 13 9th dev.beta pushed. Update 13 : Developers get macOS 13 beta 10. Update 14 : macOS Ventura 13.0.1 update rolling out. Update 15 : macOS 13.1 4th beta out for devs & public beta testers. Update 19 : macOS 13.2 RC (Release Candidate) live. Update 23 : macOS 13.3 beta 2 (b) released. Update 25 : macOS 13.3 RC version released. Update 28 : macOS 13.4 RC version released.

Update 32 : macOS Ventura 13.5 beta 3 already sent to developers. Update 33 : macOS Ventura 13.4.1 update released. Also note, the text updates will show up in descending order with the latest coming at top. Note: The time of the update is mentioned in IST and is in 24-hour format. Safari is indeed the browser that Apple has been putting a lot of effort into and if there was going to be anything to leverage the M1 better, it will show up there first.Apple macOS 13 Ventura Update Rollout Text section So your M1 with 8GB of memory will be totally fine. However, since it's the beginning of my day right now, 12 of my 18 tabs are suspended. Right now Activity Monitors tells me that I have about 31 Brave Browser Helper processes running and the Brave Browser app itself. To that end, I have an extension called The Great Suspender running which suspends tabs that I haven't visited in a long time. I run no less than 15 tabs at any given time with some tabs being around for a long time. I use Brave on my 2018 Mac Mini 6-core machine with 32GB of memory.

This was true prior to the M1 and remains true now. Most web browsers tend to be memory hungry due to the websites that we visit and the number of tabs you keep open. Dave, Brave is based on Chromium, which also powers a number of other browsers out there.

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