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Dragging things around is not required on macOS. There are always ways to do things without it. It's just that it's a generally pretty intuitive way to accompli
by machello13 7y ago
Dragging things around is not required on macOS. There are always ways to do things without it. It's just that it's a generally pretty intuitive way to accomplish a task, and it's something that macOS embraced in a way that Windows never did. Want to trash an app? Drag it to the trash. Want to print a PDF? Drag it onto a printer. You can do it other ways, of course — right click and "move to trash", or right-click and "print".
- andrekandre 7y agothe other really great life-saver for me is the proxy icon on windows... just drag it out to another app to open itinerary another editor/viewer, or right click it to get the path and click one of the folders in the pop up to open it in finder.... always miss that in windows and linux... always hunting for where the file i’m currently viewing is
- LoSboccacc 7y agowant to remove a device? drag it to the trash where the icon suddenly changes to eject "intuitive"
- mcintyre1994 7y agoOr right click > eject, which I’m pretty sure is the same as Windows.