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Hey!
My new MacBook Air shows only one app on the screen while using app expose. All apps are stacked in one row one behind another. I can switch between apps by sliding three fingers to the side. How do I fix it? I really liked this feature when I was testing Mac in shops, but when I bought one it just doesn't work. Inb4 I have updated laptop to the newest version of Monterey.
MacBook Air 13″, macOS 12.5
pat08ple04 wrote:
My new MacBook Air shows only one app on the screen while using app expose.
That's expected behavior. App Exposé is only intended to show one app- it displays all the windows of the current app. If you want to see multiple apps, you need to open Mission Control instead. The graphics below show the difference-
App Exposé (Three/four finger swipe down) - Shows all windows in current app
Mission Control (Three/four finger swipe up) - Shows all your open windows, desktop spaces, and full screen/Split View apps
For more - Use Multi-Touch gestures on your Mac - Apple Support
Hope this helps!
pat08ple04 wrote:
My new MacBook Air shows only one app on the screen while using app expose.
That's expected behavior. App Exposé is only intended to show one app- it displays all the windows of the current app. If you want to see multiple apps, you need to open Mission Control instead. The graphics below show the difference-
App Exposé (Three/four finger swipe down) - Shows all windows in current app
Mission Control (Three/four finger swipe up) - Shows all your open windows, desktop spaces, and full screen/Split View apps
For more - Use Multi-Touch gestures on your Mac - Apple Support
Hope this helps!
Oh, my mistake, Thanks!
No problem, glad I could help! Enjoy your new MacBook!
app expose shows only one app
