Moreover, it is not freebie you need to purchase it for use. All you have to do is play with the drag and drop option. Once you start the procedure, the windows will itself arrange into vertical and horizontal sections. This app will let you to organize Windows through drag and drop feature and keyboard shortcuts. According to research, Magnet is said to be more accurate and high speed windows management tools for y0ur Mac OS. You can effortlessly resize the window the way you want. This amazing tool offers you to use keyboard shortcuts along with a track pad simultaneously. Ta-da! Your desktop files are now always visible just like it is when Stage Manager is not turned on.Magnet is considered as a simple and intuitive windows manager for Mac. Within the System Settings app (formerly called System Preferences in macOS Monterey and earlier), under "Desktop & Dock" and then under "Stage Manager," there is a toggle to turn on the multitasking mode and customize it.Ĭlick the "Customize" button and under "Desktop items" turn the toggle to on (blue). It's madness, I tell you! Make desktop files always visible There doesn't seem to be any methodology. Sometimes clicking on another app pile hides the desktop files and sometimes they remain. I've tried without success to understand what interaction causes Stage Manager to hide and unhide the desktop files after making them visible. But doing so also minimizes your current open window into one of the piles on the left side. To access files on your desktop, you click on your wallpaper, which then unhides them. In my review, I took issue with the fact that your desktop items are hidden when you switch into Stage Manager mode. The new multitasking mode is not intuitive and is more confusing than using Mission Control, Spaces, and the tried-and-true Command+Tab.īut there is one setting that improves this UI disaster - it's just not turned on by default in macOS Ventura. Pretty much all reviewers seem to agree Stage Manager is a big miss.
It's a free software update and most of the new features are good, except for one: Stage Manager. By now you've likely read several reviews for Apple’s macOS 13 Ventura - check out Inverse's review here - and maybe even installed the new Mac operating system on your own machine.
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