Can't easily figure out the size of your folders in Finder? This tutorial will show you how to turn on a simple setting to have your Mac always show the folder size in Finder.
How to set your Mac’s Finder to show folder sizes
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macOS Sonoma let you restore a Mac stuck in DFU mode without Apple Configurator
Reviving or restoring a Mac in DFU mode no longer requires the Apple Configurator app, as the feature is now built into macOS Sonoma's Finder.
How to split and merge Finder tabs and windows on Mac
Tabs allow you to view multiple Finder windows within a single interface, and they work very much like the tabs in your favorite web browser. You can easily break apart Finder tabs into their own separate windows or merge all tabs back into a single window. In this brief tutorial, we'll show you how to do both on your Mac.
How to show or hide filename extensions on Mac
Learn how to show or hide the extension of a filename in Finder on Mac using these two quick and easily accessible methods.
How to set up and use Dropbox on your Mac
Learn how to set up the Dropbox app on your Mac and manage your new and existing files without having to visit Dropbox's website every time you need to download or upload a file.
How to change the extension of files on iPhone, iPad, and Mac
In this tutorial, we will show you how to change the extension of a file on iPhone, iPad, and Mac without using any third-party app.
How to copy a file or folder’s complete path directly from Finder on your Mac
macOS has some little known features that let you see and interact with the path of files in Finder. For instance, you can enable an interactive file path bar at the bottom of Finder windows, and even show the complete path in a window's title bar.
Another helpful feature is the ability to copy a file or folder's complete path directly from the Finder on your Mac, and this tutorial shows you how to do that.
How to find where the Music app saves songs on your Mac
This tutorial will show you how to locate where songs, videos, and Apple Music files from the Music app are saved on your Mac.
How to use your iPhone or iPad as a USB drive on Mac or Windows PC
With a USB stick, you can store all kind of data and move files from one computer to another. You can do the same with your iOS device when connected to a Mac or PC.
In this tutorial, we'll show how to efficiently use your iPhone or iPad as a flash drive to store files or move them around. We cover both wired and wireless methods.
How to batch rename files on Mac
Batch renaming in Finder allows you to change the name of multiple files at once. As someone who often has to rename groups of files, this is an excellent macOS feature, and in this tutorial, I'll walk you through the process of renaming several files instantly on your Mac.
How to view the EXIF metadata of any photo on Mac
In this tutorial, we will share five easy and free ways to see the EXIF metadata for photos on your Mac running any recent version of macOS.
How to transfer video, audio, subtitles, and other files from your Mac or PC to the VLC app on iPhone and iPad
VLC is among the best media player apps that can open several file formats, including MKV, AVI, MP4, MOV, SRT, Opus, DTS, etc. You can easily add and save files inside the iOS VLC app to enjoy them on the go.
In this tutorial, we show you two ways (wired and wireless) to transfer video, audio, subtitle, and other files from a Mac or PC to the VLC app on your iPhone or iPad.