Is Dashboard still present in macOS Sierra?

[amg2014]

Hello. I'm just curious, is Dashboard present in macOS Sierra? I have a feeling Apple might drop Dashboard at some point in the future. Notification Center just doesn't feel right to me; I'd rather not have to scroll through just to get to a widget. Those of you who have the developer preview, your answer would be appreciated. Thanks!
[doublepost=1467939001][/doublepost]Oops! I didn't mean to create a second topic on this. Could some close this thread? I should've looked closer before posting.

 

[Spink10]

Dashboard is still present and the sam as El Capitan at this point.

 

[sgtbob]

Can anyone help me understand why I've suddenly lost the stock market data on Dashboard? It seemed to work earlier on, but the numbers no longer appear.

 

[FreakinEurekan]

is Dashboard present in macOS Sierra?

Yep, I don't use it on Sierra just as much as I didn't on El Capitan

 

[sgtbob]

Can anyone help me understand why I've suddenly lost the stock market data on Dashboard? It seemed to work earlier on, but the numbers no longer appear.

[doublepost=1485636105][/doublepost]Well - its a mystery, but the numbers appeared today. it's all magic!!!

 

[LOLZpersonok]

Like everyone else is saying, Sierra does still have the dashboard. Apple also finally gave the option to disable it in Mission Control settings without having to enter the Terminal, which is a feature I'm pretty sure wasn't in El Capitan or earlier.

 

[Gregg2]

Can anyone help me understand why I've suddenly lost the stock market data on Dashboard? It seemed to work earlier on, but the numbers no longer appear.

There was a bug with the weather widget awhile back, where if you changed the City, it became disabled. Not believing that mine would do that, silly me, I tried it. Disabled. I pulled it out of my backup, and all was well.

 

[gdwarner]

Can anyone help me understand why I've suddenly lost the stock market data on Dashboard? It seemed to work earlier on, but the numbers no longer appear.

I know this is old, but have you tried checking for an update to the widget? If not, you might also try another widget instead. I have both the Yahoo and Fidelity Investments widgets on my Macs, but they're both running Yosemite.