I find the large white frames surrounding image files in the finder and on desktop bulky and annoying. Can this be changed/minimalised/removed in preferences or any other way?
OS X Mountain Lion (10.8.3)
not sure if i understand exactly what you mean, but look at the grid spacing.
click on the desktop, then go to the 'View' Menu then "Show view options" (or hit apple+J)
try adjusting the grid settings this shoudl draw the icons closer together.
I've taken some screenshots so I can show what I'm talking about.
LEFT: How images used to look when sitting on my desktop.
RIGHT: How images on the desktop look in Mountain Lion.
And here are what images look like in the finder in icon view:
TOP: Images in the finder, old version.
BOTTOM: Images in the finder in Mountain Lion.
I want to get rid of those white borders. Or at least get them down to one pixel or something.
That looks better. Hope they've fixed the many gripes I have with Mountain Lion - Mavericks is a name that seems like it will require a lot to live up to!
Can I remove/adjust the white frame surrounding images in finder?
