The macOS Big Sur operating system (version 11) was introduced in June 2020 and made available to the public five months later. Among other things, it brought support for chips Apple silicon, built on ARM64 architecture, supporting applications from iOS and iPadOS, which can now run natively without the need for any modifications from developers (only applies to Macs with chips Apple silicon), a redesign of the user interface that included transparency in various places, a new abstract wallpaper, a new color palette, or redesigned icons that now more closely resemble those in other operating systems Applu, a redesigned control center that is now functionally and visually similar to the one on iOS and iPadOS (quick toggles for Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, screen brightness and system volume, etc. have been added to the menu bar), a redesigned notification center that now has interactive notifications and a transparent user interface, support for file-level encryption, or a new version of the browser Safari focused on user security and privacy protection (see features such as Privacy Report for monitoring privacy trackers, managing privacy extensions, or the ability to transfer passwords from your browser) Chrome).
Technical Specifications
| Performance date | 22. June 2020 |
