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• Screen sharing did use a dedicated app, but it was hidden in macOS's system folders rather than in the Applications or Utilities folders—it was really only intended to be launched indirectly, either using the Finder or the Connect to Server menu.
• You'll now find a Screen Sharing app in the Utilities folder (the same place as Terminal, Disk Utility, and others), signaling that Apple has made it a full-fledged app.
• Andrew Cunningham - Jul 24, 2023 6:58 pm UTC Apple released its first public beta for macOS Sonoma (among other operating systems) this month, and per usual, headlining features like desktop widgets have gotten a lot of coverage.
• We'll take a more comprehensive look at the big-ticket items in our review later this fall, but there are always some features and changes worth discussing that get buried or lost in the shuffle.
• Functional, but minimalist.Screen sharing in Sonoma revamps the app itself, as well as how the underlying technology works.
• High Performance mode mainly reduces latency and improves image quality when the connection between the two Macs is fast enough.