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almost 5 years ago from Tiago Franco
And my feeling is that Dark Mode is the only big change on Mojave. Sad for a major release.
+1, at least with my usage there's nothing else new.
Stacks are nifty.
For people who have messy desktops yes, but they provide zero value for people who already have good folder structures in place.
Good point.
Screenshots are amazing. Cmd+Option+5. You can do screen recordings and then immediately after trim the clip, also annotate right after you take a screenshot. LOVE it
I love how the screenshots work now. You can take one with Cmd+Shift+4 then drag the little preview window directly into Sketch. No more messing around with redundant screenshot files on your desktop :)
This feature as been there at least since 2008... The only change is the CMD+SHIFT+5 feature, which is similar to CMD+SHIFT+4 but allows annotations.
He's talking about the new little preview window, not the keyboard shortcut. That part is new, and it is AMAZINGLY NICE.
Gotcha. A nice detail.
Since 2008 (or something) you could add CTRL to the key combination and there were no redundant screenshot files on your desktop :)
Stacks are nice and right clicking your desktop to use your iphone as a scanner are pretty cool.
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I agree, it's not great, and to make things worse, there is no easy way to keep a dark dock/menu bar. There is a way to do it but it's not perfect, it will have some inconsistencies such as dark dock icons or bezels around some apps.
While I see people praising Apple for how thorough Dark Mode is, I don't agree with that, not only is the mode itself not as polished as Light Mode (which had decades to evolve), but also every developer is doing something different and I think without more help and guidelines from Apple, it will take many years before designers and devs figure out what good dark interfaces should look like on the mac.