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Looks like no one’s replied in a while. To start the conversation again, simply ask a new question. I just updated my mac and I accidentally removed my downloads stack (the one that sits next to the trash icon on the dock) and I don't know how to add it back tried searching it but the answers were from 2017 and older and didn't apply to the new software. MacBook Air (2020 or later) Posted on Jan 17, 2022 2:06 PM Similar questions How to get downloads back onto dock? So I accidentally was fidgeting around and dragged the downloads folder out of my bottom dock. I found that you could add it back by dragging the folder in, but it is a different setup. The old one pointed straight up and was in order of most recent downloads. I am on MacBook Pro M1. Does anyone know how to get the original downloads dock that is there when you start up the mac for the first time? 2108 3 MacBook Pro Downloads Folder in Dock I accidentally removed my "Downloads" folder from my Dock. I have been able to create a link in the dock that opens the folder in Finder, however cannot figure out how to change this to view it over top of my desktop as a stack in the bubble-like view as it was before. Does anyone have tips on how to restore the folder to be viewed as it was originally? 497 3 Downloads folder in one user account appears different without the blue folder icon Hi all, My user account was missing the downloads folder, so first I went to my home folder and dragged it over to the dock. The resulting folder had a different appearance than the usual blue folder with the downwards arrow. It as us you can see looks ugly with stacked appearance of the containing files. So next I tried this command that I got from mac osx daily website still the same result.terminal: defaults delete com.apple.dock; killall Dock Now I am updating to the latest version of mac os x Sonoma I am currently on the previous iteration. 319 4 Jan 31, 2022 6:28 PM in response to axdavis1 I dragged the Downloads folder to the Dock, but it isn't organized in stacks. I used to see a fan of just the most recent downloads. Now I get

Of uzips.Setup- Nova launcher, black wallpaper, 5x4 grid, dock as an overlay.You have to use the dock as an overlay so you can stretch the 4x4 widget to full screen. Otherwise it looks ridiculous. Plus you can use your own icons in the dock.Static texts and hotspots are lined up. Music is Google play music.Full screen widget. B2 my stupidity but how do you set dock as overlay? I'm using apex. Do you mean hide dock? Thanks.Sent from my SGH-T989 using xda premium #3,094 Deleted.Sent from my Nexus 4 using Tapatalk HD #3,095 Trying something different. The hour hand has 2 parts. One for 12-6 and another for 7-12. The hand color matches the hour color.And stolen weather icons on the left.Maybe this link will work from my Nexus 4 using xda premium #3,096 What's up dude? Just go to apex settings / dock settings / enable dock as overlay / done.Hope you a had a great Christmas ! Sent from my Nexus 4 using Tapatalk HD It was great how was yours?Sent from my SGH-T989 using xda premium #3,097 Man, trying to do one large widget is not easy to do. I gave up and went lazy with static texts. Mod it, change it or change the colors. The glory of uzips.Setup- Nova launcher, black wallpaper, 5x4 grid, dock as an overlay.You have to use the dock as an overlay so you can stretch the 4x4 widget to full screen. Otherwise it looks ridiculous. Plus you can use your own icons in the dock.Static texts and hotspots are lined up. Music is Google play music.Full screen widget. B2 question... Mine doesn't look as clear as yours. It actually looks kinda fuzzy. Is there something I can do?Sent from my SGH-T989 using xda premium Attachments uploadfromtaptalk1356715447804.jpg #3,098 *Phone: Nexus 4*Rom: Paranoid Android 2.99 Beta 9*Launcher: Apex Pro / 10 x 8 Grid / Hidden Dock and Status Bar. (Nav Bar Colored for launcher done thru Hybrid Properties / Apps Apex / apply this HEX #FF006DC9 "YOU CAN DO THIS IF YOU'RE RUNNING PARANOID ANDROID").Apex settings / Home Screen Settings / Vertical Margin set to NONE to avoid having a gap on each end of the widgets.This theme uses 5 UCCW widgets. 1. 5 x 2 widget with 4 hotspots ( settings, browser, Google search, contacts).2. 4 x 3 widget with 3 hotspots ( Twitter, G+, Facebook ). Here you can

To the 50A and I do love my 35A I'm very disappointed with this dock product, it's a stinker. I would take my laptop to the store you bought the docking and try another docking and another lens. #5 Dock was purchased via Amazon, so there's no taking it anywhere. Perhaps I'll have my friend bring his 35A over or wait and see if the same behavior occurs with the 50A. #6 e-d0uble said: Updating the dock firmware and connecting the lens just now, I'm once again prompted to upgrade its firmware. Perhaps the lens "forgets" its firmware after a few hours. Who knows. While I am looking forward to the 50A and I do love my 35A I'm very disappointed with this dock product, it's a stinker. It's disappointing to hear this sort of thing, from perspective of possible future Sigma lens buyers. #7 e-d0uble said: I updated my USB dock firmware to "1.2.0" and still find it to be useless a product. Each time I connect my 35A to it, I'm told there is a firmware update for the lens (1.02 I believe) so, I update the firmware and disconnect the lens. If I reconnect the lens I'm told again about the same update. If I don't disconnect the lens I'm able to adjust the focus settings, but as soon as I disconnect the lens and reconnect I'm again told about the same firmware update. If, while the lens is still connected I hit "later" to the firmware update the "customize" button is greyed out and I can't make changes. I thought at first the issue lay with my laptop, so I used a different computer - same problem. Perhaps the issue is with the lens BUT - months ago, and after several cycles of this nonsense, I was actually able to set the focus adjustments and use the lens. If I reconnected it to the dock, I wasn't prompted to update the firmware and the focus settings I changed stayed. I figured I was out of the water. I was wrong. After a few weeks, I reconnected the lens and was again prompted to update the firmware. Rinse and repeat. I've had to write down the settings I made so I don't have to attain them every time this problem occurs.Updating the dock firmware and connecting the lens just now, I'm once again prompted to upgrade its firmware. Perhaps the lens "forgets" its firmware after a few hours. Who knows. While I am looking forward to the 50A and I do love my 35A I'm very disappointed with this dock product, it's a stinker. Hi. Just signed up to share my experience with the dock.I have the

Did (I believe) Now. And there were plenty more. Similar to the dock you find in today’s Mac OS X, these tools allowed you to place your favorite applications in an always-present window and launch them with a single click. (With OS 9, Apple instituted its own single-button launching utility aptly called Launcher.) I tried every dock utility I could lay my hands on. I believe it was our own Jason Snell (he was about 8 years old at the time) who one day suggested, “If you’d like a dock launcher, you should take a look at DragThing.”In those days, it was available as shareware and could be downloaded from James Thomson’s site, so I gave it a go. I liked what I saw, and for a variety of reasons. First, it was quite flexible. Beyond being a way to launch applications with a single click, the docks you created could be used to access or launch a variety of items—folders, devices on a local network, servers, URLs, and so on. And you could create multiple docks. In my case, I created one dock for my currently running applications and another for applications I used routinely. The Macs I use today employ that same configuration.And developer James Thomson kept up with it. Unlike with lot of these utilities, Thomson didn’t sell it to a large company or give up on it. Instead he supported and added more features to the utility. Among those features was the ability to launch items via keyboard shortcuts, store and retrieve text clippings, save docks as drawers that pop-out when you move your cursor to the edge of the screen, and allow you to preview certain kinds of files from within a hierarchical menu.I expected DragThing to disappear with the birth of OS X and its accompanying Dock. And, for a time, I lived without it in an attempt to make do with OS X’s Dock. But I was spoiled. I liked having multiple docks, and OS X gave me just one. I enjoyed being able to throw a dock anywhere I wanted on screen—perhaps even on a second monitor (something I still do today). OS X’s Dock restricted me to one of the primary monitor’s four edges.Given how unimpressed I was with the Dock, I was more than pleased when DragThing eventually shipped in an OS X-compatible version. My DragThing docks were back, along