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After migrating to new Sequoia version, the dock bar cannot be moved to another monitor.
I am using the usual "move the Dock to a different display by moving your cursor to that display, and then moving the cursor as far down" but doesnt work.
I tried setting the monitor as primary but the dock always stays in the laptop monitor.
Thanks in advance for the assistance.
MacBook Pro 14″, macOS 15.0
To avoid confusion and since they never replied, I'll reply since I'm have the same issue and believe I know what they are talking about. Plus this might help others for a temporary solution until Apple figures out a fix. After updating to Sequoia last night, the issue started for me.
Prior to updating to Sequoia, in Sonoma or whichever prior iOS people had, we had our secondary and Third monitors positioned above the Macbook in the "arrange display" in display settings (what he's showing in that diagram). What he's pointing to isn't the seem, it's where the dock would appear if you hovered over that section with the cursor (it won't move to both, just which ever you are hovering over at the time). With the update to Sequoia, the dock no longer moves if you have the monitors arranged above the Macbook in "Arrange Display". That's the main issue.
The only solution I have found is to put the monitors side by side and then the dock will move between monitors, which works but not how my monitors are positioned. So that's where the frustration lies since it worked perfectly before but now awkward and not intuitive.
So it's definitely a bug that needs to be addressed.
Confirm you are not trying to put the Dock on a seem between displays. That has never been possible.
Unfortunately that does not work for me on my preferred monitor setup -- it won't let me leave a gap.
@amiko, How did create that "gap?" I only have one monitor and when I arrange the laptop under the monitor it does allow me to leave a gap. Thanks.
I was so hopeful, nut it wont let me put space between arrangement
All i know is the old behavior was much better, I still always try on the shoulder of my external upper monitor and it's just frustrating they would remove this...
Does anyone know if this is fixed in the 15.0.1 update?
No, unfortunately it doesn't
No, I'm waiting for 15.0.2 now
adiebaker wrote:
No, I'm waiting for 15.0.2 now
You’ll be waiting a long time. Next planned update is 15.1.
No it is not. In fact it is worse.
Sorry the all caps offended - II meant to shout to indicate my frustration. Unfortunately, your “solution” nether applies nor was relevant. Thank you, hiwever, for attempting to help.
It was not turned off.
Ditto!!! when are they going to fix this?! it's an ergonomic nightmare on my wrist!
mine won't let me put space between my monitors in the arrange window.
Typing cmd-space plus letters of the title of an app is a lot more work than moving the cursor and clicking once, btw.
After migrating to new Sequoia version, the dock cannot be moved to another monitor
