How can I see what applications start when booting up my Mac?
How can I see what applications start when booting up my Mac?
MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 10.13
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How can I see what applications start when booting up my Mac?
MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 10.13
loiterer330 wrote:
How can I see what applications start when booting up my Mac?
Command Tab will present all the running applications,
this will include all the the apps you have choosen for Log-in items
>System Preferences>Users & Groups>Log-in items
unless it is something like a 'Dropbox,' which registers in the menubar. I am sure there are others...
loiterer330 wrote:
How can I see what applications start when booting up my Mac?
Command Tab will present all the running applications,
this will include all the the apps you have choosen for Log-in items
>System Preferences>Users & Groups>Log-in items
unless it is something like a 'Dropbox,' which registers in the menubar. I am sure there are others...
It may vary. Some you can see in Preferences > Users > Login items for a specific user. Others depend upon what was open when you shut down and at that time told the computer to reopen all windows in use at shutdown time.
How can I see what applications start when booting up my Mac?