When you download items in Safari, they are all easily accessible from the toolbar. You can see them, pause and resume them, and clear them away.
Here’s how to manage and remove download items in Safari for Mac.
In this handy tutorial, we'll show you how to browse and restore previous versions of documents in Pages, Numbers, Keynote, Text Edit, and Preview on your Mac.
Find out how to add an iCloud Drive shortcut to your Mac desktop and Dock for faster access to your online files, folders, and documents.
Learn how to add one or more quick-access shortcuts for specific websites to the Dock of your Mac, letting you open them with a single click anywhere in macOS.
Learn how to put the forecast and current conditions in your Mac menu bar to view them at a glance and save yourself from opening a separate app each time you want to check the weather.
If you work with people in different time zones, scheduling remote meetings can get difficult. You may be in the eastern time zone, with others in the Pacific, European, or Asian time zones. To make this a bit easier, the Calendar app gives you a way to plan for various locations. Here’s how to add and use time zone support for Calendar events.
The Automator tool on Mac might be intimidating to some users, but it can be a very handy app. You can create automated workflows, actions, or applications that help you perform tedious tasks. Along with that, there are some tasks you can do with it that are just plain neat.
Here are 10 cool things you can do with Mac Automator.
Learn how to merge all windows in Safari for Mac if you'd like to use tabbed browsing in a single window instead and instantly declutter your desktop.
If you like switching back and forth between Light Mode and Dark Mode on your Mac but get tired of going through the process to do so, there’s an easier way.
In just a few minutes, you can create and add a Light/Dark Mode switch to your Mac Dock. It’s super simple, and here’s how.
Sometimes you just can’t get enough of a video. Whether it’s one you created or one that someone shared with you, whether it's audio or visual, you can easily play it over and over without hitting a button. If it can be played in QuickTime, it can be looped in QuickTime. And you can do this in just a few clicks.
Here’s how to loop a video in QuickTime Player on Mac.
Learn how to make the Mac's Mail app play a custom sound notification for emails containing specific phrases, or keywords like “Urgent,” “Notice,” or any custom text.
Learn how to add a folder to the Dock of your Mac that automatically gathers your recently opened files in real-time for convenient one-click access.