Hello,
I recently installed MacOS Sierra on a MacBook Pro that I have restored for my fiance (previously a friend's, was extremely water-damaged and corroded , running good as new now) and everything is running great.
However, anytime I open Google Chrome or Firefox from my dock, instead of opening in-place as usual, a clone of the app opens on the right side of my dock with the white "open" indicator beneath it. I have never seen this before, and I am unsure of how to fix it.
So far I have tried:
[doublepost=1474841746][/doublepost]Here is a picture of what I am describing since it is hard for me to explain. Notice that Google Chrome is open on the right side of the dock, but not the left. That is what happens when I click the icon on the left side
I recently installed MacOS Sierra on a MacBook Pro that I have restored for my fiance (previously a friend's, was extremely water-damaged and corroded , running good as new now) and everything is running great.
However, anytime I open Google Chrome or Firefox from my dock, instead of opening in-place as usual, a clone of the app opens on the right side of my dock with the white "open" indicator beneath it. I have never seen this before, and I am unsure of how to fix it.
So far I have tried:
- Restarting the dock process
- Restarting my computer
- Removing the apps from the dock and then replacing them
- Removing the primary app from the dock, and leaving the "clone" in its place
- With this method, the clone continued to work fine until it was closed, then when I tried to re-open it, a "?" appeared over the icon and it failed to open
[doublepost=1474841746][/doublepost]Here is a picture of what I am describing since it is hard for me to explain. Notice that Google Chrome is open on the right side of the dock, but not the left. That is what happens when I click the icon on the left side
