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The special transparent bar (usually at the bottom) of a macOS desktop which houses applications, stacks, and the trashcan or on the home screen of iOS devices that provide easy access to commonly used applications.
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Why does my dock keep moving back to my other monitor?
In Mac OS, the Dock shifts to that monitor where you made a downward gesture at the bottom (or where the dock is usually positioned). … That is, if you moved your mouse pointer further in that direction (as if going out of screen), it's an indication that you are looking for the dock. So Mac brings the dock there! …
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Connecting Apple Cinema display removes wallpaper and hides dock
When I tried to connect these 2 displays at once, following happened
the dock vanished, no way to bring back
wallpaper on all displays (including Mac's native) blacked out. … don't work
I have tried the following:
connect only Apple display
connect Apple display directly on USB-C via Thunderbolt to USB-C adapter
slide mouse on the edge of the display to attempt to bring dock …
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