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In my dock – over to the right side between the "downloads" folder icon and the trash icon – there's always a dozen or so icons of web pages that I've got minimized in my various browsers is there a way to prevent them from appearing in the first place?
The icons take up a lot of UI space and are useless to me since I access them from inside the browser apps themselves.
(I'm on OS X Catalina)
MacBook Pro 15″, macOS 10.15
You can set it so that applications are minimized to their existing Dock icon, and not in the area you describe. Then, you right-click on the browser icon to see a list of open web pages that you can select. Less clutter.
System Preferences > Dock > √ Minimize windows into application icon, and [ ] Show recent applications in Dock.
In Big Sur, this would be in System Preferences > Dock & Menu bar panel.
You can set it so that applications are minimized to their existing Dock icon, and not in the area you describe. Then, you right-click on the browser icon to see a list of open web pages that you can select. Less clutter.
System Preferences > Dock > √ Minimize windows into application icon, and [ ] Show recent applications in Dock.
In Big Sur, this would be in System Preferences > Dock & Menu bar panel.
Amazing! I had no idea what that phrasing meant on that option, but it makes sense now. Thanks for the knowledge VikingOSX
You are welcome.
How can I stop web browser pages from crowding up my OS X dock?
