After few hours of tries I failed to achieve that on iOS 26. The worst part is that if you tap on the button with a tip - it will animate user interaction, but will completely ignore button action. Will only hide the tip. That feels like a very bad UX when you're trying to point a user to an action. It would be better if it wouldn't even allow to interact with the button rather than look like a bug.

It's still using NSTextView inside. Here's a solution: import SwiftUI struct MyView: View { @State var myString = "Hello world" var body: some View { TextEditor(text: $myString) .onReceive(NotificationCenter.default.publisher(for: NSTextView.didChangeSelectionNotification), perform: { notification in if let textView = notification.object as? NSTextView { print(textView.selectedRange()) } }) } }

Just want to add a comment that it wasn't a bug or inconsistency between platforms. Maybe AVAssetWriter works a little bit different on macOS side, but the problem was related to overwriting data in memory on macOS. Looks like AVAssetWriter is caching data before actually writing it to disk and that data was incorrect already at that moment. I used Feedback Assistant and Apple team found a bug in my code, they've suggested that I need to copy frame data before appending it. Media Engineer  thanks for your help :)