Environment: MacBook Air M4 macOS 27 Beta Safari Safari Technology Preview Issue: I am experiencing an issue where mouse/trackpad clicks are intermittently ignored near the bottom portion of a webpage. The trackpad hardware appears to be functioning normally, as physical clicks are registered and the issue does not occur consistently across all browsers. Steps to Reproduce: Open Safari or Safari Technology Preview. Navigate to a webpage with interactive elements near the bottom of the visible page. Attempt to click links, buttons, or text fields located in approximately the bottom quarter of the browser window. Observe that clicks are sometimes not registered. Resize the Safari window so that the affected area is no longer located in the bottom portion of the screen. Attempt the same clicks again. Expected Result: Clicks should be consistently registered regardless of their position within the webpage. Actual Result: Clicks in the lower portion of the webpage are sometimes ignored. Resizing the window may temporarily resolve the issue. Additional Information: The trackpad itself appears to function normally. Physical clicks are detected. I have observed the issue in both Safari and Safari Technology Preview. I tested the same website in Perplexity Comet, where the issue does not appear to occur. This suggests the issue may be related to Safari’s rendering, hit-testing, event handling, or window management rather than the website itself. Has anyone else been able to reproduce this on macOS 27 Beta?

Environment: MacBook Air M4 macOS 27 Golden Gate Beta Xcode 27 Beta iPhone running iOS 27 Beta Apple Watch Series 10 paired to the iPhone Steps to Reproduce: Install macOS 27 Beta and Xcode 27 Beta. Pair an Apple Watch with an iPhone running iOS 27 Beta. Enable Developer Mode on the iPhone. Connect the iPhone to the Mac and launch Xcode. Open Window → Devices and Simulators. Attempt to locate the paired Apple Watch or enable Developer Mode on the watch. Expected Result: The paired Apple Watch appears in Xcode for development purposes. A Developer Mode option is available on the Apple Watch. Xcode is able to recognize and communicate with the watch through the paired iPhone. Actual Result: The Apple Watch does not appear in Xcode. No Developer Mode option is visible on the watch. The iPhone is successfully paired and running iOS 27 Beta, but the watch remains unavailable for development workflows. Additional Notes: The iPhone and Apple Watch are already paired and functioning normally. Developer Mode is enabled on the iPhone. Restarting devices and reconnecting the iPhone did not resolve the issue. Unsure whether this is a limitation of the current beta builds or a regression in Xcode/watchOS development tooling.

Environment: MacBook Air M4 macOS 27 Golden Gate Beta Xcode 27 Beta iPhone running iOS 27 Beta Apple Watch paired to the iPhone Steps to Reproduce: Install macOS 27 Beta and Xcode 27 Beta. Pair an Apple Watch with an iPhone running iOS 27 Beta. Enable Developer Mode on the iPhone. Connect the iPhone to the Mac and launch Xcode. Open Window → Devices and Simulators. Attempt to locate the paired Apple Watch or enable Developer Mode on the watch. Expected Result: The paired Apple Watch appears in Xcode for development purposes. A Developer Mode option is available on the Apple Watch. Xcode is able to recognize and communicate with the watch through the paired iPhone. Actual Result: The Apple Watch does not appear in Xcode. No Developer Mode option is visible on the watch. The iPhone is successfully paired and running iOS 27 Beta, but the watch remains unavailable for development workflows. Additional Notes: The iPhone and Apple Watch are already paired and functioning normally. Developer Mode is enabled on the iPhone. Restarting devices and reconnecting the iPhone did not resolve the issue. Unsure whether this is a limitation of the current beta builds or a regression in Xcode/watchOS development tooling.