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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 Background Sometimes Exclude the Leftmost Icon?
Every now and then I realize my Dock suddenly looks like this:
That is, the background excludes the left-most, Finder icon. … If I restart the Dock porcess with, say:
$ sudo killall Dock
(also useful to clear MRU list on cmd-click app icon)
...it goes back to normal:
What is causing it in the first place? …
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Why Does My Dock Background Sometimes Exclude the Leftmost Icon?
the Continuity feature Handoff is to blame: If I open mobile Safari on my nearby iPhone, this happens:
When I close the mobile app, the left-most segment disappears and Finder is "kicked out" of the Dock …
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