As noted MacStories Editor-in-Chief Federico Viticci, TestFlight now shows recent beta builds again by default for all users.
In July, Apple updated TestFlight with a search box to quickly find apps you’re beta testing, but some users have started seeing their apps presented in alphabetical order. It’s not entirely clear whether this was a bug or an intentional change, but many users didn’t like it, and TestFlight version 4.3.1 reverses course. The update with the fix is now available in the App Store. The search field remains.
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