To paste a widget directly below an existing widget To paste the widget, right-click an empty part of the dashboard (or switch to a different dashboard to which you have Owner or Admin sharing permissions) and select Paste Here. In the upper-right area of the widget, select More.Hover over the widget that you want to cut or copy.Once you cut or copy a widget, you can paste it in the same or a different dashboard. To edit the texts and titles, follow the same steps in updating widget properties. As for all other widget types, you can edit the texts both in line and in the Widget Settings pane. You can edit the texts in a title widget only in line. Select and drag the widget to the desired location.When the pointer becomes a diagonal resize pointer, drag the resize handle to adjust the widget size.Position the pointer over any corner on the widget.Resize and move widgets To resize a widget Then select Ctrl and the next widget(s).Right-click the widgets you selected, and use the appropriate command/action.Drag your pointer to the group of widgets you want to select.In your dashboard background, select any empty space.To select multiple widgets, use either of these methods Right-click menu You can select multiple widgets and use the following commands/actions to that group of widgets you selected: To switch between widgets, select another widget. Then, in the right-click menu, select Edit.Īfter doing any of these steps, the properties or settings of the widget you selected will appear in the Widget Settings pane. Then, in the right bar, select Widget Settings. To update a widget’s settings, do any of these: Once you’ve created your widget, you can update widget settings such as the data source, widget colors, and fonts. In the Add Widgets pane, select the appropriate widget.
To build your dashboard, you will add widgets to it. If an app isn't in a folder or doesn't have an Uninstaller, drag the app's icon from the Applications folder to the trash can icon at the end of your Dock.Build and update your dashboard with widgets.
If you see another app icon called Uninstall or Uninstaller, double-click it and follow the onscreen instructions. If the app is in a folder, open the app's folder to look for an Uninstaller. On your Mac, click the Finder icon in the Dock, and then click Applications in the Finder sidebar. Here's how to quickly uninstall Mac apps, including how to delete apps using LaunchPad or Finder. Keep in mind uninstalling a Mac app doesn't cancel any subscription you may have purchased with that app so you'll need to do that separately. Uninstalling an app basically removes it from your Mac hard drive, freeing up the storage space it once used for other items you may wish to install or run. (Pocket-lint) - It's easy to install apps on your Mac from the internet or a disc, but what if you no longer want an app? That's simple, too: Delete it.
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