Apple Event: May 7th at 7 am PT
what happened to the nice feature dashboard? In high sierra, i could slide to the left to get to my stock tickers, calculator, weather app, etc but in Mojave that seems to be gone? When i take a look in the 'hot corner' section (settings > screen savers), it is still there as an option. Is this a bug?
MacBook Pro (13-inch, 2017, 2 TBT3), macOS Mojave (10.14.1)
Have you tried clicking in upper right hand corner next Siri icon?
You should see two options Notifications and Today.
Click on Today and you should see apps you have installed there (which you can edit).
I keep setting two Dashboard triggering options in System Preferences on my 2015 iMac (Mojave 10.14.1) - both the Hot Corner and a Function key - but while these work as set (Overlay or Space), this preference isn't restored after a reboot ever since I installed Mojave.
The Dashboard 'as an Overlay or Space' resets to Off on the reboot and I have to set it up all over again. The [Function] key preference does still show as set after a reboot, but the set [F6] key just responds with a slight screen flicker and a default error sound - no Dashboard until I go through the System Settings and reset the Overlay/Space options again.
I have a few favourite widgets that aren't catered for in the Notifications drop-down column (Calendar, Dictionary and Thesaurus for instance), so messing about clicking through System Preferences to restore a Dashboard trigger every time is annoying. These Dashboard settings seem to be the only System Preferences that don't 'stick'. Other Hot Corner and [Fn] key options, for example Screensaver and 'Show Desktop', are saved and survive a reboot.
Is there a fix using Terminal to ensure this setting is saved?
Open System Preferences > Mission Control and make sure Dashboard is enabled.
Just curious, what does that have to do with the Dashboard?
Nothing, I was in and out reading probably !
🙂
dashboard is gone in Mojave
