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How to add transparent space separators to the Dock on your Mac
Whether you're a productivity enthusiast or just want to customize your desktop, this simple Terminal command lets you create clear divisions between app icons, helping you achieve a cleaner and more organized Dock setup in no time.
How to split and merge Finder tabs and windows on Mac
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.
How to make apps stay in the Dock on Mac
Check out these two simple ways to permanently keep currently open and recently used apps in your Mac's Dock.
How to create a new folder from selected files on Mac
Learn how to create a new folder on your Mac containing a bunch of files you've selected in the Finder in one fell swoop, saving you time when organizing files.
How to export and save a Mac app icon as an image file
Learn how to extract icons of any Mac apps and save them in ubiquitous bitmap image formats such as PNG, JPG, and more.
How to secure your Mac and all of its valuable data
Here are 18 simple yet important tips to protect your Mac so that all your files, documents, and sensitive data remain safe and do not fall into the bad hands.
17 things you can do with QuickTime Player on Mac
From screen recording to video editing and beyond, discover 17 things you can do with QuickTime Player on your Mac to boost your productivity.
How to set different audio output speakers for individual apps on Mac
Learn how to set up custom audio output preferences for specific apps on your Mac, allowing you to enjoy your music and media exactly how you want.
How to improve video call quality in Zoom, FaceTime, Teams, Skype, or any video calling app on your Mac
This tutorial shares some quick and practical ways to improve the quality of video calls on your Mac. The tips here apply to all video conferencing services like FaceTime, Zoom, Skype, Google Meet, Slack, Microsoft Teams, WebEx, Discord, Facebook Messenger, LINE, and more.
How to completely disable the MacBook Pro Touch Bar and make it unresponsive to touch
macOS has no option or Terminal command to turn off the Touch Bar. However, with some simple tweaks, you can turn off the Touch Bar's functionality to disable it and have it appear as an empty, non-lit black strip.
In this tutorial, we will show you how to disable your MacBook Touch Bar and make it unresponsive to touch.
How to access system reports on Mac
Check out these 5 simple ways to view the system report on your Mac to learn more about your computer or gather useful troubleshooting information.