Mac Tip: Adding Folder Stacks to the Dock
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The video demonstrates how to add folder stacks to the dock on a Mac, organizing applications into a single folder for easy access, and discusses the importance of using aliases to avoid disrupting application updates.
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hey what's going on guys I want to make a quick video here and show you how to add folder Stacks to your dock um so if you have a lot of applications here that are cluttering up your dock it's nice to organize them all into one place using these folder Stacks um now the way that you do this is that you group all of your applications into a single folder and then you just draag it drag it down to the dock uh but there's one little caveat here is that there's been some people online who have said that whenever they uh move any applications out of their applications folder or group them into a folder um then sometimes it messes with the updates of the application or um some websites won't recognize that the application's already installed so you really don't want to move applications out of your applications folder if that's the default place where it expects it to be um instead what I like to do is within my home directory uh I have this folder here called doc stacks and so for example if I made a new folder here and just called this text editors then if I go back to my applications instead of moving the actual application itself so say for example within this folder I wanted um atom brackets and uh let's do the new Sublime text instead of moving these out of the applications folder uh let's create an alias and the way that you can do an alias you can either uh right click and create an alias that way or you can hit uh command option and then drag and it will automatically create the Alias um so you can see here these little arrows at the bottom left uh we know that they are an alias of the file and not the file itself and we can see over here in the applications that our files are still there so if we go back then we can now drag this text editors folder down into our Doc and we'll just put it right there and now you can see that we have this folder stack here on our dock um so if I close these down um now I'm able to take these applications and uh just remove them from my Dock and now it saves a lot of space because now I have them here in one place instead of uh cluttering up my dock so I hope this quick tip was useful for you guys if you have any questions feel free to ask in the comments uh be sure to subscribe for future tips and tutorials and thanks for watching
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It's easy for your dock to become cluttered with applications (E.g. Text editors, the Adobe suite, your Mac applications). It is possible to organize your applications into a single folder on the dock for easy access.
In this video, we'll walk through how to properly make folder stacks for your dock.
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