Similarly, deep integration is to apply to AirPlay.Īn important change for some users may be the introduction of shortcuts to macOS known from iPadOS and iOS. Whether it will be effective or just effective, time and practice will show. For example, while sitting at the MacBook Pro, we will be able to tinker something on the iPad standing a bit further, and then jump to the screen of the iMac standing in the corner of the room without taking our hands off. Thanks to the Universal Control technology, we can seamlessly switch to other Apple devices using the keyboard, mouse or trackpad from our Mac. Macs can probably benefit a lot from this integration, being the devices whose functionality can be extended with, for example, iPads. Overall, it can be seen that macOS is now more strongly integrated than before with devices equipped with iPadOS and iOS. Nevertheless, its presentation, moved almost to the end of the “system” part, was surprisingly, especially for the length of the entire keynote, short. Naturally, we expected that the next version would not bring a revolution, but rather polish the places that turned out to be underdeveloped or missed within a year of using Big Sur. Of course, he also became a symbol of a new era in the Cupertino concern, the Apple Silicon era.
Personally, I recommend carrying out a complete cleaning of the Little Snitch where we are going to import the file, since we can create many duplicate or contradictory rules if we carry out the import directly.MacOS 11 Big Sur brought us all a lot of news, both in terms of the user interface and the technology behind it. After that we will see how all the rules that we had established on the source Mac are already available and active to block or allow connections. What we must do is make a backup copy of the established rules (Rules> Backup) and share it with the Mac that we want, to later open it on the other computer using the "Import from Backup" command. The possibility that Little Snitch offers us, without being by far the ideal, works. As we do not have an option to synchronize, we have to find an alternative solution that allows us to share the rules between the different computers. If you're like me and have multiple Macs, you'll naturally want to maintain consistency in Little Snitch's standards so that you don't have to double-check all the settings. Little Snitch is by far the best existing firewall for Mac both for possibilities and for the efficiency of its action, but there is an option that OBDev refuses to include as they consider it a potential security problem: synchronization.
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