Apple just released macOS High Sierra 10.13.2 in its third version for developers, a week after the previous beta launched, and just under two weeks after officially launching version 10.13.1 of Apple's operating system.
Although the improvements that the new version 10.13.2 will bring are not yet clear, it is quite likely to include numerous bug fixes and software performance improvements, thus improving the weaknesses that its predecessor has shown.
To get this new version, you can download the beta from the Apple Developer Center, on the same Apple page, or on a regular basis if you have the necessary profile for it.
The main point of improvement for the Cupertino-based company, and the reason for the development of these testing betas for developers, is the security of our software and the performance improvements of our computer, objectives set for the previous version released. just two weeks ago. In addition, macOS High Sierra came with new "emojis" that we can now enjoy from our Mac.
Hopefully those issues that were not fixed with version 10.13.1 can be fixed after the final release of version 10.13.2 in the coming weeks.