I just upgraded to Mojave from High Sierra and I don't seem to be able to call up various weathers, exchange rates, computer info any longer by swiping 3 fingers to the right (forgot what those are called). Is that feature gone or has it just been moved?
MacBook Pro with Retina display, macOS High Sierra (10.13.3)
By default, Apple removed the Dashboard from the Dock, and also its running concurrently with Mojave. So, the three-finger swipe has no alternative screen to display. If you have more than one application set to full screen, then the three-finger swipe will switch between the applications. If you have one application set to full screen, then the three-finger swipe will transition you between a normal Desktop, and that full-screen application view.
By default, Apple removed the Dashboard from the Dock, and also its running concurrently with Mojave. So, the three-finger swipe has no alternative screen to display. If you have more than one application set to full screen, then the three-finger swipe will switch between the applications. If you have one application set to full screen, then the three-finger swipe will transition you between a normal Desktop, and that full-screen application view.
I just updated to Mojave and my 3 finger swipe to access the dashboard quite working as well. I checked all settings everything was set correctly. After trying to trouble shoot this for a good 45 minutes I discovered it is now a 4 Finger swipe. Not sure whats up with that but at least I can access it now.
That info is not quite correct, it's just turned off by default. If you want it back just set the option in System Preferences, Set Dashboard as a Space:
Thank you! I’ll have to learn to live without it I guess. No biggie, just bummed ....
that's it, thank you so much for your reply solving my little dilemma!
3 finger swipe used to give me info . . .
