How-To guides for Mac users
How to Restore and/or Completely Delete Browsing History in Safari on Mac Computers?
Occasionally, users clear their internet browsing histories and later regret it since the information can be useful. Clearing browsing history on Safari is very simple - in a few clicks, all recently-visited URL addresses are removed. If, however, you (or someone else) clear the browsing history as a matter of routine, or without thinking, important addresses may be lost, and you might want to revert the action.
How to Change and/or Restore Default Download Folder on Safari Web Browser?
By default, all files downloaded through Safari reach the 'Downloads' folder. Therefore, this folder can quickly become crowded with files, thus making it difficult to find earlier downloads. Fortunately, you can change the destination folder on Safari and other browsers.
How to Block Advertising and Other Unwanted Messages on Your Mac and iOS Device?
Many developers began to create spam messages promoting various websites. These people include cybercriminals who send emails with messages stating that recipients have won a lottery, received a package via a delivery services company, or failed their last financial transaction.
How to Check Your Mac's Hard Drive Health Status?
Internal storage is one of the most essential components of any computer. This is where the operating system and all software reside. Therefore, any crashes on the hard disk (HDD) or flash drive (SSD) might lead to a Mac failure or, even worse, data loss. Periodically checking the hard drive's health status is a good precaution against data loss or unexpected software crashes.
How to Restore Files and Software Using Time Machine Backup on Mac
Time Machine creates a backup of the Mac operating system, including all files and folders, system preferences, installed applications, and others. The tool should be enabled on all Mac computers since it is one of the easiest ways to protect your data in case of the operating system or internal storage failure or corruption.
How to Manage and Remove Website Notifications on Mac Computers Using Safari, Chrome, or Firefox?
With Mac OS X Mavericks, Apple introduced a website feature to apply push notifications directly to the computer desktop. This kind of notification appears in the top right corner of the window and within the notification center. The appearance of these notifications is also now modified. When clicking them, Safari automatically loads the web page.
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