I tried MacOS for 1.5 years. Here’s what I learned 

Scrolling back up to smash the like button adds 30% battery health to your Mac - Tim Chef Here's what I learned after 1 year of MacOS - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-t7VqRGeVO0Y.html

Bro. This is one solid list of tips that you’ve made. After 10 years of exploring macOS - more than half of the things I had no idea about. The very first tip with accelerating dragging of files is thumbs up worthy right there. Keep them coming!

As a lifelong mac user, i actually learned something, Good job. little hidden feature in the notes app, if you double click on a note in your overwiew window, it separates that note from all the others, so you have a nice clean editor

Here's a HUGE one for me who never uses a mouse with my mac: If you go to Settings -> Accessibility -> Pointer Control -> Trackpad options..., you'll find a setting called dragging style. Switch this to three-finger drag. This lets you move anything by using 3 fingers, instead of having to double click to drag, or doing finger acrobatics to imitate using two hands. The 3-finger swipe gestures like switching desktops and mission control will use 4 fingers instead, which is not really an issue once you're used to it (in fact, 4 fingers should work for this already without switching any settings!)

I've started using MacOS for the first time for 2 months and was kinda worried on my experience coming from Windows and Linux background... After been watching your videos I've gotten so comfortable with the MacOS interface quickly and really like it. I've gotten so used to the shortcuts I'll automatically apply them shortcuts on Windows (at work) lol

As a mac user, I am impressed of your tips you give to us. Thanks Bog!

Small clarification: Fn key on most Apple portables has always turned the arrow keys into PgUp/PgDn/Home/End navigation keys. Useful for scrolling only because they are literally PgUp/PgDn keys. They just don’t label the keys that way anymore.

Thanks to this video my experience while doing work with oranges pics will be a lot easier. Thanks!

I'm on MacOS Monterey because, well they stopped updating the MacBook Air 2015, but all the features u've shown also works here! I'm so happy lol

Love the humour; subscribed ❤

There are so many funny parts in this video, just perfect in addition to tips many people didn't know about. Your content is always a fun experience. It is so well done!

Spring-loading speed made my day! Probs for this MacOs deep dive. Merci.

I’ve been making a list of all of your useful Mac apps and tips so that I can use them once I get a Mac. Thanks for all of the things that you have shared.

love ur videos ... they are so fun ... I always end up watching them twice .. first time to appreciate all the fun parts and second time to actually implement those settings on my MacBook keep up the good work Mr 😁

Per usual watching these videos as someone who has used Mac OS for 9+ years now, I always learn a useful trick or two

I’ve been using my coerces since 10.4, and I had no idea about some of these existing!

3:49 While it's logical that this would also work on the desktop, since that is also just Finder, I was pleasantly surprised to see it working there too. For some reason I assumed that would only work in a Finder window. Neat!

about network tip, just Option-click WiFi icon in the top bar and you'll see speeds and signal info of the connection

I've been using mac for 10+ years and I didn't know a bunch of these. Thanks!

Spring loading speed was really helpful! Thanks!

This is the best macos tips&tricks video. thanks learned a lot 👍

love it, nice jokes and editing

Man, You've learned so many things within 1.5 years! 😁🤘

Dude! You are hilarious, incredible video

Thanks so much! Your videos have been so helpful. I have had a Mac for about 5 months and these videos are awesome!

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woah!!! some of them are super useful. thanks for sharing them

Loved the humour. Subbed :')

I know how to use Windows, MacOS and different Linux flavors to suit my productivity needs. It’s how you learn to adapt that’s important- not the comparison of which one is better to use.

Amazing tips and amazing sense of humor! Congrats! Do you know how to keep icons organized in finder when you resize windows? 🙏

2:20 I think this was enabled by default when I switched to Mac in 2010/2011. When I did this the first time by accident I was a bit puzzled what just happened :D

been a macos user since 2011 and i thought i knew everything there is to know about mac quality of life features over windows hence i rarely watch macos tips and tricks but lmao almost everything you said in the video were new to me.

wow man this is exactly what i needed.

Been a Mac user for 11 years but I learned several new things from this video

Love the subtle jokes. You have earned a new subscriber.

Great video!

very helpful video

Have you tried Arc browser on the Mac?

I can’t wait to switch to macOS. The UI looks great.

bro i dont have a tilde key how do i do all the shortcuts for it?? /Edit: its because i have the hungarian keyboard layout which has a bunch of extra letters like [öüóőúéáűí] so theres no space for the tilde key/

holy shit this is so useful, thanks

Oh my god. I've suffered from a slow right click for years! My mac feels so responsive now that there's no delay

1:55 this is a feature every browser has btw

Where can I find the first Safari wallpaper you had? Thanks!

Is there a way to make the top bar hide itself like the dock?

Where can I get wallpapers like the thumbnail?

Nice video, dude! Are you happy with your Mac OS experience?

Yo, how did you make the safari wallpaper cover the top bar fully like that?

where do you get your wallpapers :b

where you get ur wallpaper?

I’m using MacOS for over a decade now and didn’t know many of those tricks 😅

god im still trying to figure out how to change type in word......

where do i get the dotted motion background you are using? thanks!

man macos is the smoothest one out there for coding and stuff

i've no idea why i've been watching your videos when i don't own a mac nor do i plan to buy one anytime soon

The fact that I can search for any file and it immediately comes up makes me not want to touch windows ever again.

nice video man

This is amazing.

There is something very annoying about safari. In Chrome, if I do a two-finger swap left, it goes back to the previous tab very quickly with no reload. But in Safari every time if I do two finger swap left the previous tab is reloaded and it takes a lot of time 😩. Anyone have this problem?

OMG， this is amazing

do you use stage manager?

You can tell the software designers took soo much thought into Mac OS.

@BOG keep going 💪

shoult i buy macbook pro i9 for 1300€ in 2023, can't decide

all this time I thought my old ass macbook pro 2013 was lagging with the right click

How will you learn all this special things without forgetting after 3monts of none-using?

love the humour! sub'd

_ha_ force of habit 1:36

man i need that wallpaper for my ipad so bad

Can anyone give the wallpaper for free 😊

SMART ZOOM OMG YES

More oranges 🍊 😂😂😂

bro is obsessed with orange

i don't even have a mac os device, why am i watching this

0:12 you can say the same thing about windows except its even worse

Who pays to buy a wallpaper, especially for 15$, I could buy 3 fallout 3 codes with that. 3 FALLOUT 3 CODES!

The video is full of information. But there is something wrong with your mouse it moves many time 👻 👻

HE MIC QUALITY😭😭

Great video, but Mac just have so many innate problems to make it an effective operating system.

why are you trying to rickroll me

You're too much man😂😂😂😂

Bro you are FUNNY

Is it just me or MacOS animations are just a bit too damn slow. Like I often find myself waiting for the genie animation to complete while im making some tea

How is slow mo helpful?😂

Never trust ORANG

Ubuntu much better.

these are common windows features...

"very useful"

Congrats on effort for the video but most of these hints are just gimmicks for kids. Nothing useful for productivity.

The biggest downside of macOS is the software available for it especially business and enterprise software, where some programs are inferior and others don't exist altogether. It's a great platform for creative and media professionals but falls short for many other type of professionals. And I don't care about gaming but that's another area where macOS is far behind.

0:28 you can also press spacebar or force click, to open it instantly 1:19 you can also use pinch on trackpad to adjust the size 2:40 Also, you can click cmd+T to trim the clips to only choose portion of each clip. 5:11 same works with other desktop gestures too. I have "show desktop" set to my right shift, so I can press and hold it to quickly glance a desktop or grab a file, and release it to bring back the windows. 5:24 Easy way to quickly change the path of the "where: " folder without opening its navigator view is to just drag and drop a folder into it. If you have "Snapshots" folder on your desktop, just drag it on top of the selection box, and the "Applications" changes to "Snapshots". 6:01 no need for vlc, you can save the snapshot by opening "Preview" app and hit cmd+N (File -> New from clipboard). Same works with other stuff too. For example, you can copy an icon from the Get Info view, then quickly open preview from spotlight, hit cmd+N and boom, you have a high res picture of the icon. 6:29 Also, with cmd+up/down you can instantly go to top or bottom of a page 6:43 Lots of keyboard shortcuts for modifying fonts, but instead of learning by heart, you can find them by right clicking text, going to the "fonts" submenu. There you can do bunch of stuff, fron colour to font to copying styles etc. 7:13 same works with corners, to extend a window, let's say, both right and down. Pressing option also mirrors it --> Making a window fill the whole desktop: press option while double clicking a corner. 8:25 no need to even force click. On MacOS text is draggable, and droppable to any text field. Without force touch, you just have to click and hold it, and then drag it. You can also drag & drop also to desktop. Dragging a link to Notes makes it automatically a clickable link with a name, like "Bog - RU-vid" Tip: Open Bog's yt channel -> select the link from the address field -> drag it to desktop -> add icon (get info, cmd+v picture into the icon field) -> drag your new fancy link to dock. Now you have a quick link to Bog's channel right on your dock. 9:08 for desktop user without apple's keyboard/trackpad, another way to show this view is to cmd+tab and then press up/down arrow.

dude i like the way how you always find an opportunity to rickroll us and you love oranges!😂

Where can I get the sticker/decoration you have on the back of your display? 0:03

5:17 that mouse position got me🤣

command + shift + T to open the last closed tabs is a universal shortcut in every browser (also on windows). also command + shift + N for a new folder is really useful! (also on windows)

5:55 "if you don't have someone to chat with" 😂😂I am dying

this is a good video but too many shortcuts to keep in mind. Also I wanted to comment this comment in another video that was talking about the shortcuts but well lost that one so commenting here.

I learned OSX is the best ever but is insane expensive and you can upgrade in the future so, You can buy a Mac for daily use cause will works perfect but if you want something to work hard better build a new PC my Mac is still my favorite daily PC and my windows to make hard projects at home

As a PC user 32gb of ram it's acceptable but as a Mac user do you recommend the base model with only 8gb of ram?

1:55 fyi... I'm pretty sure this works on mosts browsers on every platform!