I just installed the latest Catalina update (10.15.5). I have new various tabs on the upper right of my desktop. Obviously 2 of them represent Finder and one represents Calendar. There is another one with a yellow sign and an exclamation point. Double clicking the calendar opens it up but the other 3 icons don't do anything. Am I missing something and is there more to these new tabs that just appeared.
iMac Line (2012 and Later)
Those tabs are coming from some other software. That is not a Catalina software, but rather a Finder management software that is third party. The only software I know that resembles that is something called DropDrawers.
I would also get an Etrecheck report:
https://discussions.apple.com/docs/DOC-250002463
This will tell us what is running in the background.
Not really sure, just when I double clicked it, it opened my Apple Calendar app. FWIW, I ran the free Malwarebytes app and it shows everything clean. My biggest concern was a virus, but things look good for now.
Hey Thanks a brody. Any idea how it got there and how to get rid of it? I certainly didn't install it.
What happens when you click on the clock. Does anything appear?
Is it using the Apple Calendar App? Or is it different?
The clock directed me to my calendar. It was the only icon/tab that did anything. I may have fixed it though. I rebooted in Safe Mode and whatever they were went away. All is good it was just strange that they even showed up in the first place. Per your advice, I looked all through my computer and couldn't find any DropDrawer reference. I googled it and it appears to be an old app that is not supported anymore.
Catalina 10.15.5 upgraded desktop
