that beta may not exist anymore. eg, it went to full release.
your computers may not support that beta (which seems unlikely if they supported it previously)
your cc app may need to be reset.
to reset the cc desktop app: make sure it's in the foreground, then press:
Win: Ctrl + Alt + R Mac: Cmd + Opt + R
bottomline: the first suggestion is the most likely.
in any case, why do you need to see it in your cc desktop app? are you having trouble opening it? did you uninstall it and now want to reinstall it? something else?
Previously I had in categories (CC Desktop App) an option (Beta) to access and open beta versions for apps (e.g. Photoshop 24.1.0) that has some cool features I want to explore. Now I can only open the official version 23.5.1 on it.
In my Windows machine that's not an issue as I have the Beta version installed and I can access it through other shortcuts. The problem for me is that, in my MacOS machine, I don't have it installed and there is no Beta category to open it! 😞
No, the beta app for photoshop has a new feature in Neural Filters - Photo Resolution that makes some blur pictures much better, and the restoration performance is really cool.
This is a guess, but one possible reason is that no more testing will be done before PS 2023 is released. This typically happens on the first day of Adobe MAX, which will be held Oct 18-20, 2022 this year. The conference is once again free for online viewers, but will also be live (paid) for the first time since the start of the pandemic.
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