To remove an app from our dock, all we have to do is drag it up. Now, we can also remove these apps manually. We can have up to three recent apps in here. If I were to open up another app that is not in my dock, the Dictionary app would disappear. We can have up to three Recent apps just like in the iPad. You’re going to see it removed the chess app. I scroll up until I find Pages, I double click on it. How many apps can we have here? Well, let’s go and open up Pages. I quit out of it, and it’s still in the dock. We can see it is opening up in my recent applications area in the dock. I’m going to go with Keynote, double click on it. With the iPad, we can have up to three recent applications in there. If you have an iPad, you may be familiar with this behavior. I quit out of the dictionary, and it still stays in the dock. The dictionary app is open, that’s why we have the black dot. Now we can see we have the Dictionary along with the chess app. I’m going to scroll up here, and I’m going to open up the Dictionary, double click on it. Let’s go and open up another application. The chess app does not disappear from the dock, but the black dot did, which means that the app is no longer open. Right now, we have the black dot below, which means that the chess app is open. Now watch what happens when I quit out of the chess app. If we look here, you’re going to see we now have two vertical lines, one on the left side and one on the right side. It’s going to show up in the dock, double click on it. Now I’m going to go and close this window here, my System Preferences window.
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This is nothing new in Mac OS Mojave, but I just wanted to point out if you’re wondering what those black dots are. This is how I can easily see which apps are open in my dock and which ones are not. I do not have a black dot below Contacts, so Contacts is not open. When we look at my apps here, my app icons in the dock here, you’re going to see that I have a black dot below Mail, which means that Mail is open. When I open up an application that is not in my dock, it’ll show up in this new section.īefore I show how this works, I also want to show you that I have indicators for open applications turned on. You’re going to see a new option here, show recent applications in the dock. Now what we do is we go over to our dock. Where do we turn on and off Recent apps? Well, we need to go to our system preferences.
Now what I need to do is I need to go and turn it back on. This is enabled by default I turned it off so I could demonstrate the old behavior. Well, with Mac OS Mojave, they added a new feature, Recent apps. That’s how we are used to using the dock. I quit out of the Calculator app, and it disappears. When I quit out of it, it’s going to disappear. Now, this is the normal behavior that we’re used to with the dock. I double click on it, now this is not in my dock, so watch what happens. What I’m going to do is I’m going to open up the Calculator. When I open up an app that is not in the dock that I haven’t favorited- let’s go and open up an app here. What I can do is I can store my favorite apps on the left side, so I have easy access to them, or I can view all of my open apps, and on the right side, I can store all of my favorite documents and folders. Anything on the right is either a file or a folder. If you recall, anything that’s on the left of this vertical line is a favorited app or an open app. Down at the bottom, when we’re looking at our dock, you’re going to see that we have this vertical line.
Now let’s first take a look at the dock before Mac OS Mojave. In this video, we will look at a new feature that Apple added to the dock in Mac OS Mojave, Recent apps.
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