One of my longtime favorite replacements for native Home Screen folders on jailbroken iPhones is Zenith, a re-make of the popular Apex tweak from way back in the day that would let you organize app icons into stacks. Regrettably, Zenith hasn’t been updated to support iOS 14.
Folders
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How to manage app folders on your iPhone and iPad
Folders on iPhone Home Screen allow you to organize apps. You can keep rarely used ones in them to declutter the Home Screen or use folders to hide apps you do not want anyone to notice easily. In this tutorial, we show you how to create and manage folders on your iPhone and iPad.
7 easy ways to share files between two Macs
Whether you have two Macs of your own or just in your household, file sharing is likely to come up now and then. You may want to share a financial spreadsheet, PDF of a contract, receipt from a purchase, or a similar document.
Here, we’ll show you seven super easy ways to share files between two Mac computers. Each is simple in its own way. So, the one you choose can depend on the confidentiality of the document, access to the services, or pure preference.
6 ways to find the full path of a file or folder on Mac
As you know, your computer stores files using a hierarchical structure. So if you need to find the full path of a file, it’s good to know the various ways you can do so on macOS. You might want the pathname to create a shortcut, need it for an app, or would like it as a reference for yourself.
We’ve covered different ways of finding and displaying the full path of a file. Here, we’ll round up those methods for you and include a couple more. So the next time you need the pathname of a file or folder on your Mac, you can use whichever is easiest or most comfortable for you.
How to lock files, folders, and your Desktop on Mac
Many times we take precautions to secure our digital items from others. We password-protect things like files and folders to prevent changes by others. But who protects us from ourselves?
If you’ve ever changed a file or moved a folder by mistake, then you know what I mean. The worst is when you do something like that and don’t even realize it until you need the item.
On your Mac, you can lock files, folders, and your Desktop (folder) to prevent unwanted changes. This doesn’t require a password. It’s just a simple “lock” to keep you, or someone else, from editing, moving, or even removing a file or folder. Here’s how it works.
How to manage permissions for files and folders on Mac
Learn how to manage file and folder permissions on Mac and allow read only, write only, editing access, as well as no access at all.
How to create and manage folders in the Shortcuts app on iPhone and iPad
This handy tutorial shows you how to manage folders inside the Shortcuts app on iPhone and iPad to keep your iOS shortcuts neatly grouped and organized.
How to create and use folders in the Voice Memos app on iPhone, iPad, and Mac
Check out the easy steps to create, use, and manage folders in the Voice Memos app on iPhone, iPad, and Mac to better organize your voice recordings.
How to open and use tabs in Finder on Mac
This tutorial shows you how to open, use, navigate, rearrange, and close tabs in Finder on your Mac so you can work with multiple folders in just one window and keep your desktop uncluttered.
6 simple ways to arrange your Home screen icons on iPhone or iPad
For as often as we use our devices and the number of apps we download, keeping our Home screens organized is important. You want to be able to tap that app you need right now without hunting for it. And it’s certain that we all arrange our icons differently.
If you’re struggling for the best way to arrange your iPhone or iPad Home screen, so that you can quickly and easily find the app you need, here are six creative methods.
How to create and edit Smart Folders in Spark on iPhone, iPad and Mac
Just like smart mailboxes in the Mail app, you can set up smart folders in the Spark email app. This makes organizing your inbox easier, plus gives you a specific spot to go to for those particular emails you need.
You can use smart folders in Spark for travel arrangements, purchase receipts, or work-related emails. Or, you can set them up for emails you received in certain time frame, with a particular type of attachment, or from a specific sender.
Whatever you might find smart folders useful for in Spark, here’s how to create and edit them on iPhone, iPad, and Mac.