Category: macOS

Safari on Mac can resume stopped downloads and restart failed downloads quite easily. For example, if you downloaded Xcode from Apple, but your Internet connection was interrupted and the download was stopped, you can resume the download from where it was interrupted, rather than restarting the entire download again. This is a great way to

Have you decided that you no longer want to run the beta version of MacOS Catalina 10.15? You can return from MacOS Catalina by downgrading. The easiest way to switch from a beta version of MacOS Catalina to a previous stable build of MacOS, such as MacOS Mojave, High Sierra, Sierra, El Capitan, etc., is

Experienced Mac users who are in a particularly strong environment with dangerous threats may feel the need to completely eliminate the vulnerabilities of the Intel MDS processor on their Mac computers (and computers in this regard). MDS stands for micro-architectural data sampling (MDS), colloquially called “Zombieload”, and represents a vulnerability on the Intel processor itself,

Experienced Mac users can create MacOS Catalina's bootable installer using a USB flash drive. It offers an easy way to install the beta version of macOS 10.15 on a test Mac, either on a separate disk or on a partition. Using a bootable installation disk also makes it easy to format and split disks, making

If you are a Mac user who uses iCloud Drive to sync data and cloud storage, it may be useful for you to know that you can turn on the additional iCloud status indicator in Mac Finder. ICloud status indicators in the Finder can tell you whether a file or folder is only in iCloud