when I view 10 years of pictures in photos, I need to scroll to the bottom of thousands of pictures to see the new ones.
How can I reverse the order of moments so the newest are on the top? (and please, please, for the love of all things, do not give me some work around using albums. if it cannot be reversed, then just let me have the bad news.)
iMac (21.5-inch, Late 2013)
It is bad news, I'm afraid. You cannot change the order in the Years/Collections/Moments views.
If you would like more options, tell Apple about it, using the form at https://www.apple.com/feedback/photos.html
EDIT: is there an echo in here? 😁
(and please, please, for the love of all things, do not give me some work around using albums. if it cannot be reversed, then just let me have the bad news.)
The really bad news is, there is not even a workaround with albums. 😢 Albums are either sorted manually or by date, ascending.
I set my System Preferences to always show the scroll bar. And to jump to the spot that is clicked, when clicking into the scroll bar. This way I can get with one click into the scrollbar to newest photos without having to scroll down.
rats, thanks for the link
double rats
ding ding - thanks, that was helpful. And I did post my wishes with MAC - hopefully, they smile upon me.
If you happen to be using one of Apple's full sized keyboards with the "End" key with your iMac you can also use that to scroll to the end of the Years/Collections/Moments view with a single keystroke.
how do i reverse the order of moments in photos?
