10+ macOS Tahoe Features You Should Check Out

[sleeptodream]

If the user changes the visual component out of the box, it means that the UI is ****

Huh? I didn’t change to light mode for the frosted glass, I prefer the more glossy and transparent actually. I just showed light mode because that’s what their posted screenshot was

 

[turbineseaplane]

My favorite feature is “disable OS updates”

 

[sleeptodream]

I just discovered that if you want to rearrange the menu bar it's not in menu bar settings, you have to go to control center settings. There's not even an option to rearrange or anything like that by right clicking on the menu bar itself. Why would a menu bar setting not be on the menu bar settings page if you're going to have a page for that? I don't understand how this kind of thing gets approved.

For balance: I think the interface looks fine on Mac. Looks better than it does on the iPhone. I also thought Vista was fine.

Wait, can you not rearrage the menu bar by holding option while clicking anymore?

 

[filmbuff]

Wait, can you not rearrage the menu bar by holding option while clicking anymore?

Oh, I never knew you could do that to begin with. So I guess that's not a new feature either?

 

[maflynn]

My favorite feature is “disable OS updates”

Wiser words have rarely been said

 

[Nekronos]

Yep. Exactly. People want change but hate change.

People want innovation/progress/improvements...change for the sake of change is neither and that's what the vast majority of these UI changes are.

 

[izzle22]

People want innovation/progress/improvements...change for the sake of change is neither and that's what the vast majority of these UI changes are.

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[A.F]

Apologies for posting again, but as it's pertinent and i only just found out:

GitHub - trey-a-12/LaunchBack: A free and open-source re-implementation of the macOS Launchpad pre-Tahoe

A free and open-source re-implementation of the macOS Launchpad pre-Tahoe - trey-a-12/LaunchBack

github.com

 

[Hank001]

And just about anything new that Apple releases is rarely assessed as useful or an improvement, and immediately panned. A forum tradition. iPod, iPhone, iPad, Watch... for example.

Though there have been a couple of products where that was justified. Apple iPod Sox, Apple HiFi, and Apple PowerMac G4 Cube come to mind. But those were released under the previous CEO.

Then again, the current CEO released the 18-Karat Gold (Apple Watch Edition)
Or announcing the AirPower but never released.

Have you tried having your Applications folder in your dock? It’s the best way to launch apps imo

That's the way it was since Rhapsody I believe, and always have kept it that way.

But I have faith that we’ll be in a good place by macOS 27 & if people really don’t like it, sequoia will get patches for the next year or so.

It's just that after Apple releases new Macs we won't be able to install a version older than MacOS 26.

 

[Phoenix1000]

My favorite feature is “disable OS updates”

That's what I should have done before I upgraded to 15.7. I didn't know that Safari 27.0 was part of this upgrade and that there was a possibility to deselect the Safari upgrade. Now I have got an awful favorites sidebar in Safari, that is nearly not usable! My intention of the upgrade was to get security fixes installed and to stay away from macOS Tahoe. Thanx Apple for this ********!