How to use mission control on your mac | Aim Apple

"Dive into the world of Mac multitasking with our comprehensive guide on mastering Mission Control! Learn how to effortlessly navigate between apps, organize your desktop, and enhance your productivity. Whether you're a seasoned Mac user or just getting started, this tutorial has something for everyone.

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[bf.]

Been a Mac User for the last 10 years. Thanks for the video.

[cineturon]

This is cool and all. I'm new to Macs (got myself an Air recently), and what strikes me as most odd is how Apple is all about keeping so many things open and running at one. Why? Like, if I'm video editing, I'm closing every RAM eating programs off, doesn't that makes sense?

[technicaluserco]

thanks for posting,
old win user trying (patiently) to use MacOS
I "discovered" mission control can be triggered using Command + up arrow / down arrow.
(in windows this does minimizing or maximizing a window / app)

[tom-yq]

Is there a shortcut to switch from desktop 1 to desktop 5 or do I need to cycle through it using control+arrow or go to 'mission control' and choose the desktop 5 with mouse?

[Jackr]

Yeah, I guess its ok. But it just seems to be a longer way to click on each individual app that I want to use. I have a macbook and wanted to know what this was all about, as I couldn't find a use for it. Still seems to be not that useful for me. Anyway, thanks for the video.

[sogoodbhappy]

more tips and tricks for productivity please

[Tawhid_]

I’ve always loved using this. Stage manager is poop 💩

[GrimYak]

I have a iMac and windows 11 computer and in all honesty, MACs sucks in window management. workflow is a breeze in windows. to get the same productivity in MACs you need to install other apps for instance just to snap windows. Cmon Apple.