If you don't use apps like Safari or Apple Mail, your experience on a Mac will quickly become annoying. Here's how to change your default apps on macOS.

Opening apps is a frequent activity for most every macOS user. Here's how to best employ Mac Launchpad to speed daily access to commonly used programs.

Apps that open files In macOS, you can change what app opens a specific file type from the file itself. Right-click a file that you want to change the default app that opens, and select Get Info.

How To Set Default Apps For Specific File Types On macOS To get started, open Finder and right-click a file in the format you want to set a default application for.

If you are into customizing how your screen looks on your Mac, you will be happy to know that you can even change the app icons to match your style.

Is your Mac stopping you opening an app from an unidentified developer? Here's how to allow unidentified developer apps on your Mac.

Here’s how to make a web app, as well as some tips for managing it. Web apps require Safari 17, which is included with macOS Sonoma.

When working on your Mac for a long time, you may have many apps open and it may become a hassle to close every one of them individually. Here is how to close all your open apps at once.

If you need to get a Windows program running on macOS, it's easier to just focus on that one app, rather than emulating the entire operating system. There are a couple of user-friendly tools ...

How to manage system updates on macOS Set up automatic app updates (macOS Mojave 10.14 or later) Click on the apple icon in the top left corner of the menu bar. Open “About This Mac.” ...