Taking a screenshot or adding a photo or scan to your workflow is now easier with Mojave. Capturing screenshots tools and security in Safari You can add signatures to PDFs, trim videos, and even rotate and crop images right from Quick Look. With Quick Look, you’ll also be able to mark up content without even having to open up apps. A new side bar shows the file details like the EXIF information for photos. Quick Look has a new gallery view, which essentially turns it into a Photos app for your MacOS files, allowing you to make quick actions, like editing and marking up files. The MacOS Finder and Quick Look features are revamped to make it easier to get things done when you search for them. Like folders, you can scrub through your Stacks to preview the content. Content can be grouped according to date, content type, and categories, like photos.Įssentially, Stacks are like folders that are automatically created on the desktop, and files that are dragged or saved onto Mojave’s desktop will automatically be moved into Stacks to keep things organized. Rather than have files and folders scattered all across the desktop, you can now toggle the settings in MacOS to automatically group similar files together into Stacks. New productivity tools like Stacks and Quick Lookĭesktop Stacks is a new feature that’s aimed at helping you manage desktop clutter on MacOS. The desert wallpaper even shifts to night, to emphasize the new mode.
MacOS can now automatically apply new desktop settings and views, including Dark Mode, through the day, so you can end your day with Dark Mode. Similar to how Night Mode can be automatically set on the iPhone and iPad with iOS, Dark Mode can also be timed to appear.
While Dark Mode can be manually switched on, it can also be applied automatically through a feature called Dynamic Desktops. With Dark Mode, it’s not just the menu bar or the dock that’s going black, but the darker theme is applied across the operating system as it’s applied to the chrome around your windows, the side bars, and even content inside the windows. MacOS falls to the dark sideĭark Mode is the headline feature of Mojave, and it’s one fans have been anticipating for many years. Here are the five most important you need to know about first. While Mojave isn’t an overhaul of MacOS by any means, it does have some interesting and convenient new features to poke around with.
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