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IOS 26

Rev. Bill Woods

Does Proclaim (and all Logos for that matter), work with the new IOS 26????

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Graham Criddle

Both Proclaim and Logos are working fine for me on iOS 26

Rev. Bill Woods

That is very good to know, thank you.

Jacob Hantla

Yes.

David Bergquist

Ever since IOS 26, Logos gives the spinning wheel ever day. Other programs also give the spinning wheel.

I have a MacBook Air with plenty of RAM. Any ideas?

I turned off Apple AI, but the wheel continues to spin too often.

Do I need to wipe the computer and start over?

Graham Criddle

Ever since IOS 26, Logos gives the spinning wheel ever day. Other programs also give the spinning wheel. I have a MacBook Air with plenty of RAM. Any ideas?

I'm afraid I don't understand as MacBooks don't run iOS 26 - they run macOs with versions such as Sequoua 15.6.1

Please clarify

David Bergquist

My MacBook at macOS Tahoe version 26.0.1

"Every Mac model that upgrades to MacOS 26 Tahoe " https://www.zdnet.com/article/every-mac-model-that-upgrades-to-macos-26-tahoe-and-which-arent-compatible/

The spinning wheel started showing up more often after this macOS Tahoe version 26.0.1 was installed.

Now I understand that there is a distinction between MacOS 26 and iOS 26.

Graham Criddle

The spinning wheel started showing up more often after this macOS Tahoe version 26.0.1 was installed.

From the fact that other apps are also showing this symptom it is probably a macOS issue, not a Logos one.

I would explore this further in Mac support forums.