How do I eliminate this box (see photo) from sliding in on the right side of my macbook air (it happens when I slide my cursor to the upper right side of the screen)?
Thank you!!
MacBook Air, iOS 8.4.1
Those are Notifications. You can either invoke it manually by hovering your cursor over the upper extreme right area of the menu bar (you have to click on it)
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you can control/turn off/on Notifications in System Preferences > Notifications (you would need to choose NONE for any/all entries on left). If you have any set, it will slide in by itself to do what it is supposed to to: notify you of something.
Those are Notifications. You can either invoke it manually by hovering your cursor over the upper extreme right area of the menu bar (you have to click on it)
and
you can control/turn off/on Notifications in System Preferences > Notifications (you would need to choose NONE for any/all entries on left). If you have any set, it will slide in by itself to do what it is supposed to to: notify you of something.
That is the Notification Center. It shouldn't appear unless you click on the icon at the top right of your screen or if you slide left from the right edge of the screen with two fingers (if you have that Trackpad) option turned on. See: Use Notifications on your Mac - Apple Support
It should disappear if you click anywhere else on the screen.
It sounds from you question like it is appearing without you clicking or tapping when the cursor is on the icon. Is that correct?
As far as I've experienced, it will indeed slide out if there is something to "announce" (without user intervention - you can be working in an app or whatever - cursor nowhere near the icon). I turned all of them off because of it.
How do I stop the slide in box on right side of macbook air
