Learn how to customize your Finder folders in macOS Tahoe 26 by changing the folder color or adding an icon or emoji.
How to personalize Mac folder icons with color, emoji, or symbol

Learn how to customize your Finder folders in macOS Tahoe 26 by changing the folder color or adding an icon or emoji.
Learn how to revert Apple's Liquid Glass design changes for the Mac's menu bar in macOS Tahoe bar by replacing the default frosted look with a solid background.
Apple has fixed the reversed Finder icon and transparency in the iPhone's Control Center with the latest iOS 26 and macOS Tahoe betas released yesterday.
In a change that irked some users, Apple's new macOS Tahoe operating system flips the decades-old Finder icon, which has become synonymous with the Mac.
Check out these 15 tips to declutter your Mac desktop, organize Finder folders, and tidy up apps to reduce distractions and enhance productivity.
Learn how to stop the Files app from automatically removing the offline version of your iCloud Drive files and folders so you can access them at all times without an Internet connection on your iPhone or iPad and Finder on Mac.
Just last Monday, Apple released iOS & iPadOS 17.6 to the general public with the express reasoning of introducing important bug fixes and security updates without the introduction of any new features for iPhone and iPad users.
Learn how to prevent specific apps from accessing your personal photos, PDFs, and files stored in Downloads, Documents, Desktop, iCloud Drive, and other Finder folders on your Mac.
Learn how to set your Mac to calculate folder sizes and show how much storage space each folder takes up when navigating files in the Finder as a list.
Reviving or restoring a Mac in DFU mode no longer requires the Apple Configurator app, as the feature is now built into macOS Sonoma's Finder.
Learn how to split tabs in the Finder on your Mac into separate windows, as well as merge multiple windows into a single window with multiple tabs.
Learn how to show or hide file extensions in macOS in order to make the icons on your Mac easier to read or save some screen space and improve legibility.