Windows To Mac

When I migrated from Windows to Mac, I faced a trivial issue, my Chrome window accidentally got in full screen mode and I was unable to come out of it. This is simple issue that most of the Mac beginners face. In this guide, we will see how to enter into full screen in Mac… [Read More]

There are times when you don’t want the dock to show up screen when not in use. For example when taking screenshot on Mac you may want to auto hide the dock so that it doesn’t appear in your screenshot. Here we will see couple of ways to auto hide the dock, this way the… [Read More]

By default the dock is located at the bottom of your screen, however you can move it to the left or right on your screen as per your convenience. Here we will see two ways to move the Dock to left or right on your screen. Move dock to left or right The simple and… [Read More]

If your dock is getting cluttered may be because of you adding several unnecessary applications to the dock, then you can fix this and make your dock look great again. There are two ways to clear up the non frequently used apps from the dock 1) By dragging the application icon away from dock You… [Read More]

When you have several windows of same applications running and you want to switch between them using keyboard, then pressing Command + tab would do nothing as this only switch between different apps. Here we will see another simple key shortcut that would help you switch between the different windows of same app. Command +… [Read More]

When you have multiples applications running on Mac then switching between them becomes tedious task, especially if you are not switching using keyboard. Here is the simple way to switch between applications using a simple key combination, this is almost similar to alt + tab on Windows. Command + Tab and Command + Shift +… [Read More]

If you are a Mac beginner who recently switched from Windows then you very well aware of the importance of task Manager, it helps us find the list of running processes, System performance, Resource usages etc. Also, it is one of the way of force closing an unresponsive Mac applications. Activity Monitor To open Activity… [Read More]

If you have recently switched from Windows to Mac then you must be wondering what is the Ctrl + Alt + Delete equivalent for Mac? Command + Option + Esc: Force Quit Window Command – Option – Esc can be considered as Mac Equivalent of ctrl – alt – delete on Windows. Press Command +… [Read More]

There are times when an app doesn’t respond and you are left with only one option i.e. to force quit the app. Here are the three ways to force quit an application. 1) Force Quit Applications Window Press Command + Option + Esc to open Force quit window. In this window you can see the… [Read More]