At the top right of the MacOS screen (Ventura 13.1) are a number of icons. Is there a way to rearrange them? A long out-of-date (7 years old IIRC) post said to hold down the Command key and drag and drop the icon. But this does not work for me. (Maybe because that was for an ancient OS version.)
Not a big deal, but I'd like to have the time as the left-most item where it would be easier for me to see it.
iMac 24″, macOS 13.1
The date&time is not movable.
The Command key is what I tried first. I tried the others just to see if that would do it. The date and time are the right-most item at the upper right of the screen. I'd like to move the date and time to be the left-most item in the list.
It turns out that I can move the ones I don't care about, but I cannot move the date and time. I guess that's what you meant by being able to move most of them.
Running Ventura 13.1 on a new 24" iMac.
Some can be moved that way, some cannot.
I don't seem to be able to move any of them that way. I've also tried doing it with the Control and the Option keys, without any effect.
FWIW, I can move most of the icons using the command key. The option and control key would never work. Which icon are you trying to move?
Just to add, I assume it's not movable because you click on it to open the Notification Center.
You may be right, but that's a poor excuse for not allowing it to be moved to a more easily-viewed location. It's not as if they could not have made it moveable.
Anyway, thanks for your responses.
Can I rearrange the icons at the top right of the MacOS screen?
