Reliability and stability should improve. Now both the Mac and Windows versions use the same set of code, which makes it easier for them to update the products (Windows and Mac) and keep them in sync. With this new update, Intuit has changed the development environment, and that should bring a number of improvements. The Mac and Windows versions had separate sets of code, so it took Intuit work harder to keep both versions updated to the same level. Speed of operation wasn’t as good as it should have been for a “native” app. Some people found that there was a tendency to crash at odd times (although I rarely saw that in my Windows installation). Those initial releases had a few rough edges. Got it? You are working with QuickBooks Online (or QuickBooks Online Accountant) but you are running a native app on your Windows or Mac computer. A year after that Intuit released a similar desktop app for Windows computers.
Several years ago, Intuit released the QuickBooks Online desktop app for Mac computers, a desktop app that provided you with all the benefits that you get from having a native app on your computer (speed, keyboard improvements, etc.), but that accessed your QuickBooks Online account. There also are disadvantages to his, such as slower program speeds and not being able to use the special kinds of keys that you are used to in your operating system. There are advantages to working this way, such as being able to work from any device that has a browser. Normally you will work with QuickBooks Online and QuickBooks Online Accountant through a web browser. Online? Desktop? Confused?įirst, let’s clarify what it is we are looking at. Let’s take a look at how these apps have improved.
Intuit is updating their QuickBooks Online desktop app to improve performance and reliability.
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