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When I set up my new Macbook Pro 15" nearly a year ago I customised the touch bar and for Finder only, it shows the F1 etc. keys. But I frequently want access to the default touch bar icons and can't change it back. When I click on View (in Finder) the Customise Touch Bar isn't clickable.
Help! It's driving me nuts!
Thanks!
MacBook Pro 15”, macOS 10.14
Hi BB1986,
I understand you are unable to customize the Touch Bar.
I would recommend ensuring your Mac is up to date. You can learn how to do so here: How to update the software on your Mac.
I would also recommend reviewing this article: Customize the Touch Bar on Mac.
It states, 'You can’t customize buttons for all apps.'
Hope this helps!
Thank you for using Apple Support Communities.
Cheers!
Hi BB1986,
I understand you are unable to customize the Touch Bar.
I would recommend ensuring your Mac is up to date. You can learn how to do so here: How to update the software on your Mac.
I would also recommend reviewing this article: Customize the Touch Bar on Mac.
It states, 'You can’t customize buttons for all apps.'
Hope this helps!
Thank you for using Apple Support Communities.
Cheers!
Thank you!
It was hidden in the System Preferences>Keyboard>Shortcuts tab>Function Keys - I just removed Finder from the list on the right hand side.
Sanity restored, cheers!
I customised my Touch Bar for Finder and can't change it back!
