Learn how to make a new tab the active page in your Mac web browsers like Safari, Chrome, and Firefox so you are automatically switched to the new tab, thus saving yourself an extra click.
How to make new tabs active in Safari, Firefox, and Chrome
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How to view details of current and completed print jobs on Mac
If you have a printer connected to your Mac, you can see the print jobs you currently have in the queue. And if you use a shared printer, this can be handy to confirm that you’ve sent your job to the printer and are still waiting your turn.
At the same time, you might want to see completed jobs. Again, with a shared printer, you may find that items you thought you printed are nowhere to be found. You can check to see if your item did, in fact, print successfully. You can then hunt down the coworker or family member who accidentally grabbed your printed items.
Here, we’ll show you how to view details of print jobs on your Mac, including currently printing jobs and completed jobs.
How to receive vocal typing feedback on iPhone and iPad
Learn how to set up Typing Feedback on iPhone or iPad so the characters and words you type are spoken aloud, which is ideal for people with visual impairments.
How to create and manage Collections on Kindle Paperwhite
If you do a lot of reading on your Kindle Paperwhite and download books often, then you know how quickly your library can grow. And while this is good because it gives you options to read what you’re in the mood for, it can also make finding what you want to read difficult.
You can organize your books by using Collections on Kindle. This lets you categorize your books so that you can find a book you want much faster. And the nice thing is that these Collections are yours. So create as many as you want, for whatever you want, to help you organize your books.
To help you out, we’ll show you how to create and manage Collections on your Kindle Paperwhite.
How to generate a new Safari Website Push Certificate
Action Needed: Website Push Certificate Expires in 30 Days. Your Website Push Certificate will no longer be valid in 30 days. To generate a new certificate, sign in and visit Certificates, Identifiers & Profiles.
If you run a website that send browser push notifications, you have most likely received this email from Apple reminding you that your push certificate for Safari is about to expire. I've been receiving the same email for several years now, but every time I scratch my head wondering how do I do that again.
How to find the age of your Mac
In this guide, we will go over some easy ways to figure out the age of your Mac on both a working and non-working computer.
How to change the default apps for opening files in Firefox
In this tutorial, we’ll show you how to change the default apps and actions for opening files and downloads in Firefox on your Mac.
How to fix an overheating MacBook
There are many reasons why your MacBook could be overheating. From wonky apps using too much CPU to poor ventilation, here are things to check for and the ways to prevent your Mac from getting too hot.
How to navigate your Mac desktop, Dock, and Mission Control using VoiceOver
Learn the keyboard combinations for moving and selecting items when navigating the desktop, Dock, and Mission Control using VoiceOver on your Mac.
iPhone storage search: How to quickly find an app in iOS’ storage section
With the iPhone storage search feature, you can quickly find out how much storage space a specific app is taking up on your device without having to scroll through a long list of apps.
How to automatically upload burst photos to My Photo Stream
If you’re one who uses the My Photo Stream feature in Photos rather than iCloud, there’s a small setting you might not know about. The setting is to automatically upload burst photos to My Photo Stream and can be quite handy.
Burst photos are terrific for making sure you capture the perfect shot. So instead of just one photo, you can take several with a tap. You then review and keep those you want from the burst. And since you can see and save the images on any device with My Photo Stream, you may want the photos from the bursts there by default.
Here we’ll show you how to automatically upload burst photos to My Photo Stream so you can work with them on iPhone, iPad, or Mac.
How to automatically remove deleted Voice Memos on iPhone and Mac
In this tutorial, we’ll help you set the Voice Memos app on your iPhone, iPad, and Mac to automatically empty the recently deleted voice recordings immediately, after a few days, or never!