If you are enrolled in Apple's public beta program, you can now download the third macOS Sierra public beta. Apple has released the third beta of the next operating system that will arrive on the Mac in just over a month a day after launching a new beta only for application developers in the Mac ecosystem. It carries practically the same news as the fourth beta that the company launched yesterday exclusively for developers. Keep in mind that although they have different numbers, if the release period between one version and another is one day, the beta is exactly the same as that intended for developers.
If you are enrolled in the public beta program, you will not have to download the installer again, but only This new update will appear directly in the Mac App Store. If, on the other hand, you had not yet decided to try Apple's betas and you have just signed up for the beta program, first you will have to download the installer from the website, through a code that is automatically redeemed on the Mac App Store.
At the moment there is hardly any information about the news that the Cupertino guys have been able to include in this third public beta, fourth for developers, so the company has focused on polishing the odd malfunction, solving small bugs and polishing the performance of each and every one of the new functions that will arrive in their final version throughout the month of September, perhaps on the same day of launch of iOS 10, scheduled for the same day of presentation of the new iPhone models.
