[Russ Gorman]

I had the same idea and after struggling to make it work, I did more (some) research and discovered that according to Apple you shouldn’t store Photos library on a NAS. It needs to be on a direct (not networked) attached drive/locally mounted volume. There is a complex workaround using a sparse image and APFS, and the instructions are available through a web search.(not sure I can link here). I tried it on my uGreen NAS but it seemed too risky and complicated so I changed back to using a directly attached RAID.

[Russ Gorman]

Just to add a data point:

I see the same behavior but don’t remember if it was ever different. I can scroll without sidebar but can’t scroll when sidebar is enabled.

Assumed it was normal behavior.

No sign of black line for me- or at least, I can’t figure out how to get it to show up

Intel 27″iMac Sequoia 15.3.1
Nitro 2025.02 (77)

Russ

[Russ Gorman]

I’m also a fan of this request, as defaulting to “original format” is, for me, an annoyance in this and other photo editing software. Choosing my own default (most frequently,freeform) and having it stick, would make this perfect.

thanks for making this request.

Russ

[Russ Gorman]

I’m also a fan of this request, as defaulting to “original format” is, for me, an annoyance in this and other photo editing software. Choosing my own default (most frequently,freeform) and having it stick, would make this perfect.

thanks for making this request.

Russ

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