macOS Ventura - 14 Settings You NEED to Change on Launch

[@AndrewEthanZeng]

↪ macOS Sonoma upgrade is out! Here are the new must change settings: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hIm7emyJpKafotk

[@marco7838]

How do I change or diable the window/tabs that are on the side when you minimize the window? I don't like this format and prefer the previous versions.

[@pindab0ter]

Team natural scroll, 100%. If I swipe up on my trackpad, I push the content up. On mice with scroll wheels, however, that makes less sense. In the end, it's all about muscle memory and what you're (willing to get) used to.

[@gagarine42]

The funny part is that Andrew say he doesn't like natural scrolling "If I want somethings to go down, I scroll down not up" and he even do the gesture of... natural scrolling. Andrew, try natural scrolling for a day, you may never come back and that would be one less settings to change ;).

[@krishnandusarkar]

Yup. Agreed. I'd love to see Apple allowing to manage Natural Scroll separately for Trackpad and Mouse. Currently changing it for the mouse also changes it for Trackpad which is annoying as I'm used to "Natural Scroll" on the trackpad.

[@geoffreywoytt]

@@gagarine42 I just rewatched and he demonstrated it correctly. “If I want to scroll something down, I’ll scroll down” *swipes fingers down* “not up.” *swipes fingers up* which is how you would swipe down with natural scrolling enabled.

[@Alex-hv3ir]

Yup, I agree. I have natural scrolling on as it feels right with the trackpad but it feels wrong with the mouse. I think there should be 2 different selectors, one for trackpads, one for mouses. I don’t know why they haven’t added it yet.

[@jack_2612]

@@krishnandusarkar I know why that is, actually. I own a Magic Mouse and since it has a touch panel instead of a wheel, you apply natural scrolling by automation. A standard mouse has a wheel instead. It's just another Apple ecosystem thing, I guess.

[@somekindofmonster3613]

Natural scroll is same as scrolling with your iphone, a gesture we are so used to now. When it is disabled it really feels unnatural :D

[@YosemiteWay]

That’s how it is on windows

[@ciexll]

@@YosemiteWay fr i was like wth at first

[@choice-flaky3626]

The issue when you connect the mouse

[@emin74]

@@YosemiteWay i was on windows before mba, was using the trackpad behaving same with the natural scroll on macos. It is same with every phone. Content follows your finger. But the problem with the macos is, same setting also changes the behavior of mouse wheel. On windows, content was following my finger when using trackpad and mouse wheel was controlling the scroll bar.

[@friedpicklezzz]

I find ‘natural scrolling’ to be a stupid label. Also, the reason why it makes sense on a phone is that your are directly dragging with your fingers on the surface. Rather than scrolling the scroll bar, you are dragging the actual page itself. On a desktop you are not ”touch and dragging”, but moving the scroll bar (with the scroll wheel or by dragging). This is a reverse concept and therefore Apple should have left the desktop way of scrolling on macOS alone and not touch it with this stupid “natural scrolling” concept. If the option was needed, why not call it “Touch-style scrolling” and keep the option off by default?

[@christophertran8853]

Another well-framed 14 settings video. Very practical informative and enjoyable. Thanks!

[@AndrewEthanZeng]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@bryncb]

I can't imagine scrolling with a trackpad without natural scrolling enabled. It mimics the gesture you'd use on mobile and also if you were pushing a piece of physical paper up and down. It's so much more intuitive than the reverse.

[@BoJackHorsemann]

Same, I just can't use it with Natural Scrolling turned off. It's like writing with the other hand than the one you're used to :D

[@Joe-fn9mi]

You nailed it mate... I have to have natural scroll enabled but couldn't explain why, as it seems illogical. But your analogy of how you'd push a piece of paper around is it!

[@JoRyGu]

I end up just dealing with it because years later Apple still hasn't added separate settings for mice vs. trackpads. Natural scrolling on a mouse scroll wheel is 1,000x more annoying than normal scrolling with a trackpad.

[@bryncb]

@@JoRyGu My Logitech MX Master 3 has separate settings for scroll direction. Doesn’t impact my Magic Trackpad.

[@aranykai]

Scrolling has been 'down motion moves cursor down' for almost 35 years. Page Down keys, down arrow key, scroll bars, scroll wheels and trackballs, and then gesture scrolling on laptops until only a couple years ago. What you're describing is panning, not scrolling.

[@summoner2100]

It's not "natural scroll" is Apple's problem. It's only natural in a touch interface, if you're touching the screen. Which in macOS you don't. So therefore the "natural scrolling" idea doesn't work.

[@alvinsim7726]

Did you just pronounce Nintendo as NINEtendo? Bruh hahaha

[@colethomas2309]

Team natural scroll, but what has driven me nuts about macos is that for some reason, natural scroll on trackpad and on mouse is linked. On the trackpad, I like natural scroll, I hate it on a mouse though, but whenever you change it for either trackpad or mouse, it changes it for the other. So recently I've just been sucking it up and using the unnatural scroll for the trackpad cuz I use a mouse 90% of the time...

[@mountainclimbr]

Use linear mouse and disable it there for the mouse only, it works really nice!

[@salamista]

fortunately for me the logitech software that comes with my mouse has a separate setting for this

[@buckeyefan9325]

I use an app called scroll reverser and it works great

[@tronam]

This is puzzling to me. Why would I want to swipe down on the mouse scroll wheel and not have the content match that scrolling direction? It’s an odd contradiction to see comments where people have fully adopted natural scrolling in the trackpad, but can’t seem to translate that to the scroll wheel. Perhaps it’s just more deeply ingrained in many people’s muscle memory because of how far back it goes. This reminds me of the old persistent convention of video games having you push down to look up. The mouse wheel is like the airplane flight stick of computer input devices. 😉

[@lucasflachme]

@@mountainclimbr It's been like 4 months, but thanks for the tip about LinearMouse. New Mac user here. :)

[@sunshinecycling]

Stage Manager looks great, but I think you need a big enough screen, so it doesn't feel as intrusive. Perhaps at least a 16" MacBook or even a standalone monitor.

[@ivyverma35]

I have macbook air 2017, and i didn't get Ventura on my laptop, I am soooo upset :(

[@ItssBrian]

I like natural scrolling on the touch pad, but hate it on a mouse. I use an app called scroll reverser 2 to get the setting I want.

[@johanrosa]

Feel the same

[@kossboss]

Team Natural Scroll. I like the default on MACs for the trackpad because it feels like pulling on a piece of real scroll or something. Then for mouse I like to toggle it. There is a free tool yet.

[@daypeace0226]

For trackpad, team natural scroll, because we are moving the page, just like using the phone or tablet. For mouse (beside Magic Mouse), team unnatural scroll (or should I say scroll bar). I think apple should give a setup of scrolling for trackpad and mouse, otherwise need to use "reverse scrolling" app.

[@wrathop274]

I am weird , natural scroll on trackpad and non natural for mouse 🤷

[@zoestar90]

I like the idea of Stage Manager but I also like to have windows open next to each other in case I need to reference between the two. I wish there was a way to make both possible. Also I'm team unnatural scroll, so you're not alone!

[@devdavi]

Actually Stage Manager allows you to have more than one window in a "stage". Just drag a window from another stage and drop in the current view. The stage allows lot of different apps open at the same time, just like workspaces.

[@MckWells]

My first Mac was a plastic white MacBook, and the scroll direction was not the natural scroll direction that comes standard. I just got a new MacBook Pro 14" and I immediately turned natural scroll off. After using the device for a bit I found myself scrolling the wrong way constantly. Which is weird because the Alienware 13r3 laptop I had, I also used the normal (not natural) scroll settings on that trackpad. So now I use natural scroll even though I despised it. I guess my brain is tricked into thinking I'm using a touch screen because the trackpad is so good? I'm not sure anymore.

[@ChadVarquez]

It's probably because of the trackpad. The texture feels too good to use unnatural scrolling. So much so that I got tricked into buying the magic trackpad.

[@BrenoCaldeira]

Nice tips! There's one that I love, it's not new, but a lot of people don't know about it: Go to: Settings > Accessibility > Pointer Control > Trackpad Options. Turn on: Use trackpad for dragging Dragging style: Three Finger Drag. Now you can drag any window (on the top bar), icon and other stuffs with 3 fingers. That's is awesome and I don't know why is not inside Trackpad menu.

[@ÁzsiábaSzakadtam]

Please help. I installed this and my internet is crazy ever since. Websites don't open randomly...onenote is offline and can't sync. App store is offline. Downloads are super slow. Meanwhile youtube works. I don't understand what is going on. Other devices on the same network are fine the same time.

[@monolithpoem]

Unnatural scrolling is like getting up from a chair by extending your head instead of pushing the ground with your legs. That probably doesn't make sense, but my point is made: natural forever!

[@fortegac]

Stage manager is like having another dock and the dock is already messy for modern computer use.

[@steffdia7080]

Ventura beta has removed "put hard disks to sleep". Lid close to 15 hours and got 10% battery drain.

[@thermogenesis]

the stage manager I'm not gonna lie it was pissing me off, did not know how to remove it.. dude thank you soooo much man stage manager I hate it.. I was gonna go to the Apple Store and jump on some ones back to take that thing off.. you are a life saver man "MAC VENDETTA"

[@LieSociety]

I'm with you on Natural Scrolling. There is NOTHING natural about it!! Down is down and up is up :)

[@heartmommyinpa]

That system settings menu looks stupid. I have decided not to upgrade to Ventura.

[@japandrej]

Turning off "natural" scrolling is the 1st thing I do on every update since ages ago. :) Funny thing how most of the people seem to like it tho.

[@littlesots9788]

Mac vendetta - super great video thanks!

[@busimo]

Team non natural scroll for sure!

[@Lifeis...]

Yes! The "natural scroll" does not feel natural to me at all. Now if my MacBook pro was a touch screen then I would want the screen to be "natural scrolling" but still want my trackpad the old school way.

[@emmanuelsarmiento9771]

I don't know but I think I'm gonna miss the traditional system preferences of macOS. The new system settings looks boring for me.

[@lamgikhikhonglamgi5895]

the ambient sounds and especially the stage manager are so cool.... OMG! Thank you so much for sharing!

[@princeali7648]

Thank you very much for making me understand perfectly and to do things which I didn’t know Thanks a lot

[@PeterKaitlyn]

Stage Manager works best when you only have one screen... I do video editing and have multiple monitors... in that configuration Stage Manager needs to have all the monitors in separate spaces... which means that each screen has a menu bar across the top and manages the Stage Manager function as if was a separate screen rather than a single desktop... This to me is just annoying... I have multiple monitors so I can have more real estate... not less...

[@jaelato8022]

enjoying this video even though i don't have any apple product, it's great video tho

[@PedroOliveira-fs5il]

Where can I get that wallpaper?

[@tahsinrefat728]

i need that too

[@floginpepa2008]

OS Monterey is perfect as it is. This OS personally feels like a downgrade to a phone or ipad, which it shouldnt do.

[@C0LPAN1C]

I thought I was the only one for trackpad movement. Been changing natural scrolling fo years!

[@DerekCarrMusicPhotographer]

Natural scroll on trackpad, off on mouse.

[@danielleamber7353]

Looking forward to new fonts to mix it up a little. The way you discuss each option makes it easy for a non-techie person like me.

[@PBS-nm1uu]

this is the best video i have seen, thanks, useful.

[@j340_official]

I don't really care for Ventura. Monterey is just fine to be honest. The new settings app is hella confusing, nothing is in alphabetical order, features for power management they moved from the usual location to different and separate locations, it's hard to find the exact setting I need. Stage manager has been garbage... I had to turn it off and so do several I know who've been testing Ventura. Seems like in the latest beta they now have the ability for a given app to have all of its windows displayed on a stage so that opening a link to a website in a new window, for example doesn't push the current window to the background like has been happening on prior betas. But stage manager is still broken because it doesn't work properly on multiple displays. The main display has the pane for apps on other stages, but that pane for the various stages doesn't show up on the other display... this is a bugged out nightmare. Stage manager is like a solution in search of a problem that no one has. Instead of releasing this bugged out window manager that no one needs, Apple should refine the macOS interface and add features that are only available via third party apps, like the ability to close windows from mission control, or the ability to snap windows to a grid (which is offered by apps like Mosaic or Moom or magnet or rectangle). And Ventura has some bugs on Intel machines; with a connected Goshen Ridge-based TB4 dock, when the Mac goes to sleep, upon wake, the dock crashes, and the thunderbolt devices connected to the dock disconnect... none of this occurs in Monterey. This is unacceptable. I will be avoiding Ventura like the plague until maybe 13.3 or 13.4 when they work out all the kinks. Thanks, but no thanks.

[@bcepni00]

Nothing is in alphabetical order as opposed to the old settings app that was? What are you talking about? 😅

[@j340_official]

@@bcepni00 it’ll probably rock your noodle to know that the Settings app in Monterey can sort the settings in alphabetical order. View->Organize Alphabetically. Very easy to find settings. The new app in Ventura, settings are spewed incoherently all over the place.

[@bcepni00]

@@j340_official My noodles have been rocked. Good to know that the alphabetical order is not all that useful to me. Sorry that the feature got removed for ya, I guess they expect you to memorize positions or use search.

[@j340_official]

@@bcepni00 I mean the new layout is not impossible to get used to, but the option to sort alphabetically is quite useful. Either way, I hope apple fixes stage manager.

[@bcepni00]

@@j340_official Stage manager looks like a mess 😅It also looks a bit... old? Like it would have been implemented on Windows Vista or something.

Can someone help me to Turn off the Live Captions? It gets on automatically and I dont need this feature. In System Settings > Accessibility > Captions - I dont have the option to Turn this off. Thank you

[@sittingbythepool]

I watched your whole video hoping to see if there is a way to change that orange flower that is the background now with ventura when you first start up your mac. I don't know why but I really hate it and would like to change it. Thanks for any help! I enjoyed your video and especially the part about connecting the nintendo controller.

[@SuperStareGry]

Literaly none of these tips makes use of mac os better. That stage manager is just sorry ass for proper window management which mac doesnt have. How this is even acceptale in 2024 is beyond me.

[@Michael_Scott_Howard]

Need a Dynamic wallpaper for my M1 Max Pro... and Oh that UGH 1st login paper too ugly how to change it. I am running a Monterey Dynamic wallpaper for now

[@DonnaBrooks]

The scrolling setting drives me crazy, too. I didn't have to watch your video to find out how to change it because as soon as I tried scrolling, I was like, "Oh hell no!" I went to System Settings within, like, 30 seconds, and I just searched for the setting & changed it. IDK what's considered UNnatural about moving your finger DOWN when you want to go DOWN!

[@celebrityrog]

NATURAL SCROLL? DOWN MEANS DOWN UP MEANS UP. If I scroll down I want the page to go down too. I'm not into FLICKING - which is really what "natural scroll" is.

[@kdua_]

13:30 nine tendo controllers

[@JCFILM]

13:18 this is the very first thing I turn off when setting up a new Mac. totally on you side!

[@JonMurray]

Mac vendetta… What the god damn hell is a 9 tendo?! Kidding mate. I’m Scottish, even in typed form we’re unintelligible half the time hahah! New subscriber ✌🏻

[@tutimajara]

MAC Vendetta: natural Team scroll

[@1nf0fr34k]

I'm sure Stage Manager is a toggle for me for different uses/workflows. If you go to the Control Settings menu on the task bar (default between spotlight and Siri) you'll find a toggle on/off there. For me if I'm running a long command line build etc. then it's useful and maybe in more places - mostly on stuff that you want to watch for completion.

[@bakhtiyardabylov648]

Stage Manager is best update for me, even though I have 16 inches screen

[@ruigomes8652]

I have different workflows/apps/windonws open in 1 stage and swap to a different stage with different app. its not a 1 app per stage. you can have many things opens at once (like 2 documents side by side in that stage)

[@Dedicated2WendyWilliams]

I HATE THE WAY SETTINGS LOOKS!!! anyone else???? I want to change it back the way it looked in Mac OS 12!!!!

[@TheDrigodamus]

You can drag that ear icon on to the top toolbar also…anything from control center pretty much. 5:08

[@bogxd]

Loving the dark room recording studio

[@CooManTunes]

Mac OS's used to be named after animals. What happened? Part of the reason why Apple is a stupid company now. Jobs is turning over in his grave/ash jar.

[@DeanDonaldson]

hate the orange login screen. Stage Manager - Am I missing something... command-tab has been jumping though windows for years...?

[@HiLifeItsMe]

Stage Manager is the worse, For instance. While watching this video I like to have the video on one side and the settings on another you cannot do that. How can you follow instructions and do tasks at the same time. I was able to turn off the option when it takes away whats on your desktop, but it is incredibly intrusive and not the best. Maybe the update will have more options for Stage Manager. Thank you for helping me learn how to turn it off.

[@HowToPM]

Natural scroll drive me crazy too! Unatural for the win! :)

[@osamarashid4911]

Thankyou for this information

[@Edward3DFX]

Ventura Settings -= Apple being lazy - they want to just make one OS for the phone table and lappy - problems is Lappy is not touch screen

[@DonAlderOfficial]

how about a video showing how to unlock to allow unidentified apps Ventura has changed that since Monterey

[@mmanuel.of03u]

Team natural scroll all the way. it works just like a phone screen so its very relatable IMO.

[@I-3DITOR]

BRO THERE IS ANYWAY THAT BLUESTACK OR BLUESTACK LIKE EMULATOR ............... CAN RUN ON MAC M2 CHIP AIR ????? PLEASEE

[@frankwieczorek5112]

Hi, I just bought a MacBook pro M1 and Ventura 13.2 installed. It's frustrating to me as I cannot get a printer (wireless) going. I have a Epson L385 and a Brother Hl-L2365DW. Both printers work flawless with other devices, except the Brother does not operate from IPhone eather. Any advice out there would be much appreciated, thanks

[@FollowTheJohn]

Proud Natural Scroller

[@WONDERdesignsInc]

Mac Vendetta - Welldone and thank you. I needed to know where to set the Studio thing was. Really helpful

[@muziknusantara]

YAY! Team unnatural scroll all the way "Mac Vendetta" ヅ

[@crazyheadgideon]

Mac Vendetta 'Natural scrolling' should be the way it is when turned OFF. So for me it is like you do TURNING it OFF..... I thought I was the only one thinking the way you think. IT SUCKS😁

[@dorons2108]

Amazing HW with Poor poor software, counterintuitive, clunky navigation. I really don't understand why not providing a simple app-switching, alt-tab experience ( across all windows not just applications) with a nice preview without taking realestate on the left side. Also - the finder and folder is terrible, even browsing through a folder of images is bad experience, you have to click one after another. Lastly, application windows behaves in a weird way - safari can't go full screen on windowed mode, when you enter a full screen application other winfows re-size themselves when you exist , very annoying. such a shame that top notch hardware is paired with poor user experience of mac-os. ( i had apple II, MBP 2017 and many PCs )

[@NomadicDmitry]

I love the new settings screen. Seems like way more efficient than it used to be. Seriously, a great improvement over what should have been improved a long time back.

[@kylevids3951]

You sound like you just bought your first macbook...

[@NomadicDmitry]

@@kylevids3951 And yet I'm a Mac user since 2007.

[@tronam]

@@jacobjones99 This! As a Mac user for 30 years I absolutely love the new System Settings overhaul.

[@flappospammo]

@@NomadicDmitry 2007 , wowzers lol

[@basicinformation-mvs]

mannnnn i hate it sorry

[@user-vs6od6ik1i]

loved your video already made couple of changes in setting thank you for making this amazing video. mac vendetta

[@ajmk22]

Can you do something about Bluetooth issues? It’s insane - brand new 2023 M2 Max and it constantly no matter the trouble shooting and other videos I saw will not pair with my 11 pro max phone with 16.3 iOS latest and all updated. Why so difficult?

[@RoadTo19]

Loathe the Natural! It's not "Natural" for the older and PC tech users. It should be called "Touch" as its mimicking the use of a touch screen. Its another label Apple has force-fed us, like the "Delete" key...

[@angelgutierrez4332]

I am having an issue with the Finder on my MacBook M1 Pro. When using it to search for a file, either directly from Spotlight or from the search bar in a folder, I have found that when I type in a phrase, such as "wireless keyboard," it will search for files that have that name, as well as all files (PDFs, Word, Excel, etc.) that contain that phrase within them. It also searches for images that have the name written somewhere on them. This feature is very effective and useful for finding what I need. However, this feature only works if I am searching on the Mac's hard drive or iCloud. In other words, it only searches for the phrase within files if they are on the Mac or iCloud. But if I connect an external hard drive to the Mac and perform the same search on that hard drive, the Mac will only search for files that have that name and will not search for the phrase within the contents of the documents or images. This has raised some questions for me, as this feature is very useful and I am frustrated that it is not working for the documents on my external hard drive. I would greatly appreciate it if someone who has experienced this and found a solution could share it with me. Thank you.

[@jimparker871]

Another team "natural" scroll... Drives me crazy the other way. I guess because I used iPhone and iPad way before I got my first trackpad...

[@noreensameh532]

I have a problem with keyboard brightness it’s not working and I can’t find adjust keyboard brightness switch in the settings😭😭😭 helppp

[@qzqx3047]

Thank you so much! I was so frustrated by Stage Manager.... Ooof but now I have a diagnosis for my biggest frustration with Mac OS Ventura. That feature is so junky and lanky and makes no sense at all.

[@tronam]

I’m surprised to see so many comments by people who fully adopted natural scrolling on the trackpad, but can’t seem to translate that to the mouse wheel. Why would I want to swipe down on the mouse scroll wheel and have the content scroll in the opposite direction? Maybe it’s just more deeply ingrained in people’s muscle memory because of how far back it goes. This reminds me of the old convention of video games having you push down to look up. The mouse wheel is like the airplane flight stick of computer input devices. 😉

[@ThomasGodart]

13:20 "let me know in the comments if you're left handed or right handed, because it's driving me crazy"... dude, you have to understand that not everyone is the same, we have different brains, different habits, so it's always the people who can't understand that, who disturb everyone. Don't be that person. It's a setting because not everyone will want to set this to the same value, obviously. End of story

[@Zeexhanch]

I can’t connect my iPhone through Bluetooth with my MacBook after updating to ventura. It’s saying “MacBook is not supported”. What to do?

[@bendixtrinity]

just switched to mac, unnatural scroll my cmd is option(alt) and fn/globe my option is cmd my capslock is fn 😂 still looking for a way to toggle my caplock. like a shortcut

[@1XX1]

I dont use iCloud. I use an ext ssd. I dont want to hide my emails either., but thanks for the review.

[@sandybarrie5526]

sincerely regret upgrading my M1 iMac from Monterey to Ventura. eg. Photos no longer shows devices and cant see my iPhone8.. and some other programs now no longer show utube videos. white screen instead (I can hear the sound).

[@coconutsnap]

Team unnatural scroll. That thing is totally unintuitive and it's the first re-set I always make. Right if you want to go down, scroll down. To scroll up, go up.

[@aman.agarwal]

Same goes with me, always chnage it , so that I can scroll down, so UNNATURAL scroll for me too..Not sure, why it was made otherwise.. Cool

[@loravasileva4796]

mac vendetta Only thing, I want to know is how to change the lock screen. Every time I turn the MacBook on, the standard venture (orange flower) appears, and I'm not fond of it at all.

[@KeyFur_NYC]

never liked the "natural scrolling" feature, it drove me nuts. I started to get used to it just because it was the default but was very excited when I found out I could turn it off.

[@TheUnF_Net]

Note: hide my email feature is part of the ICloud+ subscription. I guess in your version the System Settings window is a bit wider that the latestproduction version. Is there a way to set this width ? I'm not an Iphone user so I feel that his screen is too narrow 8ˆb

[@erdemece]

gestures and interface is horrible when using mac os. I am forced to use mac last 5 years and I still find it horrible to use. Not able to have different icons on the dock for each edge or chrome profiles, you have to use gestures to switch between apps or different apps. file sorting is horrendous in Finder. buggy when switching between apps with gestures. mission control sometimes doesn't show to titles for full screen apps. many more things!

[@mwheless9530]

Very rushed presentation. For example, when you were demonstrating smart folders, you didn’t complete the process, leaving me to guess what the benefit was. It helps if you complete an action and not rush into the next topic.

[@IReapZz95]

stage manager is one of the dumbest features from apple. They need to stop trying to do things "their way" sometimes and just copy what exists from windows and linux that works great. I had to install a third developer app to be able to do things that I could do with Linux and Windows out of the box

[@xavier.whisper.underneath]

Are you kidding? Natural Scrolling is one of the best things! Windows should adopt it. Think about how you scroll on your phone, when you want to see the bottom of the page, do you scroll up or down?

[@brcrdsb]

With Mojave when i watch youtube on My MBA M1, it always stay cool. With Ventura drains battery, and MBA always warm..

[@marco7838]

How do I change or diable the window/tabs that are on the side when you minimize the window? I don't like this format and prefer the previous versions.

[@sunshinecycling]

Natural scroll. My girlfriend and I opposite on this. But mine stems from years of using mice...it follows the sidebar movements, not the page.

[@MrWhiterunGuard]

Can someone explain to me the point of stage manager? So far it is just showing open apps on the left handmade, couldn't I just switch apps using the dock where I've been doing so for years? What is the appeal of this feature?

[@kostia_mu]

13:10 you do? what about your iPhone? :) that's why they call it natural ;)

[@nathanielmaduro8303]

Mac vendetta I just bought a Macbook pro 2019 13 inch iam in love with it its the best apple product I bought 💻

[@Harrysound]

Can’t believe you use chrome on a Mac

[@landylaura]

Agree about the natural scrolling. Natural? Unnatural. How did they ever come up with that? But this has been around for ages.

[@Fernando_1903]

Hello Andrew! Are you doing prize draw? I receive one notification on my comment in your macbook air m2 unboxing saying that I won a prize, that is true?