QtNetwork
Universal version latest seen at v5.15 · Reported by 94 Macs in the community.
All sighted native versions (2):
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QtNetwork is a framework component of the Qt application development toolkit from the Qt Project. It provides cross-platform networking functionality for C++ and Python applications, including TCP/UDP sockets, HTTP clients and servers, DNS lookups, SSL/TLS encryption, and proxy support. QtNetwork is used by developers building graphical and console applications on macOS, Linux, Windows and embedded systems. It is not a standalone application but rather a foundational library that must be included and linked by apps that need network capabilities. A native Apple Silicon build has been confirmed running on Macs in the Rosetta Check community.
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1 suggestionQtNetwork is a framework component distributed as part of the Qt SDK itself, not as a standalone app. To update to the native Apple Silicon build, you need to download and install a current version of Qt from the official Qt Project website (qt.io) or through the Qt online installer. The Qt Project has shipped Universal Binary builds (including native arm64 variants) since Qt 6.2 and later versions — when you install or upgrade Qt on an Apple Silicon Mac, the installer automatically provides the native frameworks. If you are using Qt 5.x, upgrade to Qt 6.x or later to get the native build. If you manage Qt through Homebrew (a common approach among macOS developers), run `brew upgrade qt` and Homebrew will install the native build. If you are using the Qt online installer, download the latest version from qt.io/download-open-source, launch it, sign in to your Qt account, and select the latest LTS or current release for macOS — the installer will automatically detect your Apple Silicon Mac and provide native binaries. After updating Qt, any new applications you build and deploy will automatically link against the native QtNetwork framework.
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