This tutorial shares some quick and practical ways to improve the quality of video calls on your Mac. The tips here apply to all video conferencing services like FaceTime, Zoom, Skype, Google Meet, Slack, Microsoft Teams, WebEx, Discord, Facebook Messenger, LINE, and more.
macOS has no option or Terminal command to turn off the Touch Bar. However, with some simple tweaks, you can turn off the Touch Bar's functionality to disable it and have it appear as an empty, non-lit black strip.
In this tutorial, we will show you how to disable your MacBook Touch Bar and make it unresponsive to touch.
Check out these 5 simple ways to view the system report on your Mac to learn more about your computer or gather useful troubleshooting information.
Learn how to digitally sign a PDF on your Mac using built-in apps, and never waste time with printing and scanning again.
There are ways to recover deleted user accounts on a Mac, and restore all of their content. In this article, we will guide you through the steps to recover a deleted user account, and retrieve all of the files and folders that were stored within it.
Learn how to create separate user accounts on your Mac, allowing each user to customize their settings and keep their files and documents private and secure.
Learn how to enable three-finger drag on your MacBook’s built-in trackpad or a Magic Trackpad to make it easier to move windows and select text.
Learn how to configure Safari on your Mac to display the full website URL in the address bar, making it easier to distinguish between open tabs.
Learn how to easily remove the day and date from your Mac’s top menu bar and customize your display to suit your preferences with this simple guide.
In this tutorial, we’ll walk you through the steps to change the default icons for your Mac apps to something more custom and unique.
Check out some quick tips to boost file download speeds on your Mac, so you can avoid slow downloads and save time, all while increasing your productivity.
Learn how to use Hot Corners, a feature that allows you to trigger specific actions quickly by moving the mouse/trackpad cursor to any of the four corners of your Mac’s display.