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itai

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May 17, 2011
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Since upgrading to Yosemite none of my dock icons are bouncing upon receiving notifications. Has anyone else been experiencing this issue and / or may know of how to fix this?
 

Lennyvalentin

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Apr 25, 2011
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Have you looked inside the Dock section of the control panel? There should be a bouncing toggle option there. :)
 

itai

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Have you looked inside the Dock section of the control panel? There should be a bouncing toggle option there. :)

See attached, unfortunately there is not...:(
 

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bmac89

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See attached, unfortunately there is not...:(

This is purely a guess but it may be worth trying:

"Animate Opening Applications" is currently not ticked.
When this is ticked opening applications bounce. So maybe if this is turned on so too will be bounce with application notification.

Hope that helps.


P.S. Sorry I somehow missed that this has already been suggested and did not work. Silly me needs some sleep!
 

fisherking

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Jul 16, 2010
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force-quit the Finder? and/or you could try resetting the dock. in terminal:

Killall Dock

not sure these things will help...but first things i would try.
 

itai

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Original poster
May 17, 2011
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force-quit the Finder? and/or you could try resetting the dock. in terminal:

Killall Dock

not sure these things will help...but first things i would try.

Thanks, but this one did not help either...:(
 

Watabou

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Feb 10, 2008
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Since upgrading to Yosemite none of my dock icons are bouncing upon receiving notifications. Has anyone else been experiencing this issue and / or may know of how to fix this?

Make sure you haven't disabled the dock bouncing when apps require your attention. Paste this in the terminal:

Code:
defaults write com.apple.dock no-bouncing -bool FALSE && killall Dock
 

etm0001

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Apr 4, 2015
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Make sure you haven't disabled the dock bouncing when apps require your attention. Paste this in the terminal:

Code:
defaults write com.apple.dock no-bouncing -bool FALSE && killall Dock

I noticed my dock icons are also not bouncing, and tried executing the above code with no success. A reboot also did not fix the problem. Weird.
 

Taz Mangus

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Mar 10, 2011
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Same problem here. Does anyone has a solution?

A couple things to try:
  • Repair permissions in Disk Utility and reboot. Issue still happen in your user account?
  • Create a new user, login to the new user and see if the issue happens.
 
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