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Macbook Air M1 Performance on Safari 14 - Section View bug but incredible performance
travis_lundy
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Just got a Macbook Air M1 (16 GB RAM) and was amazed with the performance vs. my dated Windows machine using the Edge browser (see below). I was disappointed to see that Section View is not available on Safari 14 which ships with Big Sur as @NeilCooke mentioned it is a Safari bug but should be fixed in 14.1. So I tried it out on a 14.1 dev version of Safari and it does appear to be fixed thankfully. Any other bugs people have noticed on their Macs with Safari we need to know about? Things going well with these new desktop systems?
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Guess my dated windows laptop isn't quite as dated as yours was. It would be nice if we could have more refined numbers so we know exactly how good our devices are at using Onshape.
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Try using chrome, I have no issues when sectioning. The M1 battery life is amazing also; I can go a couple of days between a charge.
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