Agree, as opposed to going to Get Info to make the change
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macOS 13: All The Little Things
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if something changes, everyone has to learn what's changed. once they learn that, they know that. that is all i'm saying. no irony, nothing to do with macrumors forums.
lots of things have changed in the OS over the years, and somehow... we all adapt. until the next changes... 🤔
I've had issues with my 4K LG monitor (27UN850) not saving the size/positions of my application windows - hidden or otherwise - when I power the monitor off and on again, so it's basically on 1% brightness when I'm away from my desk. Not ideal. The monitor is connected to my M1 Mini via USB-C.
Has anyone seen this behavior change or the issue resolve on Ventura?
Has anyone seen this behavior change or the issue resolve on Ventura?
Not sure if this has been mentioned, but in Stage Manager, cmd-` will cycle through the windows of the same stage, even if they belong to different apps. This is different from usual where cmd-` cycles between open windows of the same app in the same space. Quite an improvement in my opinion.
cmd-tab will cycle between different apps, whether in the same space or not.
cmd-tab will cycle between different apps, whether in the same space or not.
I just try to dual boot set up with Ventura. Aside from the new settings panels and the little additions from iOS 16, like the better dictation the clock app Weather iMessage changes and so on it looks and feels exactly the same as Monterey.
System-provided python (at least v2.7) has been removed with Monterey 12.3 or 12.4
Not a bug in Ventura, looking for anyone who may have seen this experience change from Monterey... a "little thing" that has improved.This isn't the thread for bug reporting. This one is.
Yeah they made the excellent decision of removing Python mid-cycle with Monterey /S Some people got mad at the time....
More Stage Manager:
Windows still shrink when it's enabled and I really hate it, please give me an option to disable this behaviour Apple. It's a pain having to resize all my windows:
You can now click the app icon to show all windows that are stacked in the strip:
Windows still shrink when it's enabled and I really hate it, please give me an option to disable this behaviour Apple. It's a pain having to resize all my windows:
You can now click the app icon to show all windows that are stacked in the strip:
Is anyone else experiencing Safari in Ventura (Public Beta 1) being too "ambitious/greedy" about capturing/intercepting cmd-keystrokes?
For example, cmd-keystrokes that used to work in Keyboard Maestro no longer work because Safari is "capturing/intercepting" them instead.
And if you're in Google Sheets, none of the *Google Sheets*-specific cmd-keystrokes work. Again, Safari seems to be intercepting them instead.
For example, cmd-keystrokes that used to work in Keyboard Maestro no longer work because Safari is "capturing/intercepting" them instead.
And if you're in Google Sheets, none of the *Google Sheets*-specific cmd-keystrokes work. Again, Safari seems to be intercepting them instead.
Journalists or people in Russia who oppose the war, or women in the US.
When clicking the app icon in stage manager it will bring up all "safari" or "finder" windows (whatever app icon you click), but a detail not mentioned so far - it will also bring up a flat version all stages that contain the app you click. Quite nice.
Mouse (and I assume trackpad) settings now have illustrative "movies" back:
Stage Manager in Control Center is now a simple toggle in DB5/PB3. Previously, you could toggle it on, but when toggling it off, it opened a separate menu.
Stage Manager: Holding "Shift" on the keyboard, while clicking on a window in the side bar, will add that window to the current one (no need to drag and drop).
maybe it's not ready? it will appear when apple thinks it's ready for release (and that's a good thing).