The Storage Management app now allows you to delete Xcode caches and older SDK versions. I believe you could do this manually but it wasn't available in Storage Management before. Now it is. Pretty nice.
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macOS 11: All the little things!
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I have found that turning off transparency makes it a better experience for me
I hope that Apple removes the round-menu bar selection. I dislike that considerably. The icons are interesting but I am not the biggest fan of them. This version of macOS needs some more polishing which I am certain will happen before the final release.
I hope that Apple removes the round-menu bar selection. I dislike that considerably. The icons are interesting but I am not the biggest fan of them. This version of macOS needs some more polishing which I am certain will happen before the final release.
If they want a floating dock, they should add a margin at the top as well. I am really triggered by all these inconsistent gaps throughout the system, especially the ones in the dropdown menus in the menu bar. They've overdone it with the rounded corners for my taste. In some cases it just comes across forced and obsessive.
Yep agree the roundness is to much looks to childish then a Pro OS
Added another feedback to apple via https://feedbackassistant.apple.com/ lets see if in Apple they really care about our feedback
Added another feedback to apple via https://feedbackassistant.apple.com/ lets see if in Apple they really care about our feedback
The Thunderbolt Display no longer gets a custom icon in About This Mac; it is relegated to a generic icon, unlike in Catalina and below. The LG Ultrafine 5K still keeps its custom icon. (I realise this is a very little thing for a very small segment of users, but if there is ever a thread for that, it's here...)
Of course you can also call macOS 11 "OS XI". Too bad the roman numeral X got dropped back in 2016 with Sierra.
Now that I look at it, I found one thing that could bother me. Dock has more padding on the bottom than on top. It looks horrible.
What bothering me is that Docks shadow is overlaying the Safari when Safari is in front.
Also i think the padding is because of the opened app indicators same is for Catalina
In Safari, there is a new option when searching to specify whether the search term is at the beginning or anywhere in the text.
Edit: turns out this feature isn't new, but the menu has been separated from the magnifying glass so is more discoverable. Still a 'little thing', just slightly littler!
Edit: turns out this feature isn't new, but the menu has been separated from the magnifying glass so is more discoverable. Still a 'little thing', just slightly littler!
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Just came here to post about that hahaIn Safari, there is a new option when searching to specify whether the search term is at the beginning or anywhere in the text.
The 'Dock and Menu Bar' settings has two sections - the first section lists the options that are always there in CC. You may choose to show/hide each one of them from the menu bar. The second section shows few more, which you can show/hide from CC and/or menu bar.
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In Safari, there is a new option when searching to specify whether the search term is at the beginning or anywhere in the text.
This is in Catalina too! (although your post helped me discover it 😃)
I cannot take a picture of it, but I am noticing that my eGPU is now showing the bootscreen. That never happened before Big Sur. There would be no signal to the monitor til I hit login.
Ah, must've missed it! I quickly booted into my High Sierra machine to see if it was there and it wasn't, so must've been added last year or in Mojave.
That appeared to be a Catalina bug, but I can't reliably replicate it now. I had it happen twice, once with just one custom choice and later on after establishing the four desktop spaces I usually maintain; it wiped out three custom wallpapers and substituted the default Apple photo, plus laid that photo into a fourth space where I had picked a different one of Apple's offerings. I put my four choices back again the way they were and haven't seen the bug reappear (yet).
Looks like they added Play/Pause and Notification Center buttons to the control strip options.
That isn’t newIn Safari, there is a new option when searching to specify whether the search term is at the beginning or anywhere in the text.
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Im pretty sure it was in Mojave
And the trash can should be more to the right. The Finder icon and the trash icon are not alligned properly. This has been an issue since El Capitan.
I copy/pasted the line from the top of the icon to the top of the other icon. As you can see, the trash can has more space after it than the Finder has before it.
Click the arrow next to the magnifying glass iconWeird, was it an optional setting before? This is how it looks in Catalina for me:
