If there’s isn’t a way to work constantly in launchpad What is the use of launchpad then? Just for starting it up and looking good? A useless program we call that. If you can’t even work in it like in the finder. “Great I work in launchpad” “let’s start safari” “ we exit safari” guess what? We’re back in the finder. Starting launchpad again to work init.
Great 🤦🏻♂️
A totally useless app created by someone who’s working at Apple.
iMac 27″, macOS 10.13
le-papillon wrote:
Hi. No I don’t want launchpad to replace the desktop.
I want that it runs in the background so that if I exit a program that I return to launchpad.
Unfortunately, that can't be done.
However, Apple welcomes your feedback on its products: Product Feedback - Apple.
Jack
le-papillon wrote:
Hi. No I don’t want launchpad to replace the desktop.
I want that it runs in the background so that if I exit a program that I return to launchpad.
Unfortunately, that can't be done.
However, Apple welcomes your feedback on its products: Product Feedback - Apple.
Jack
Hi there. I know how launchpad works and it is great.
but the problem is after I started a app and later exit the app I’m back in the finder not in launchpad.
why isn’t there any option to select so when I exit an app that I’ll return directly to launchpad?
I can remember with the classic iMac back in 1998 that there was an option for kids that the desktop looks like TILES and worked like the iPad today
why can’t I use launchpad like a shell?
Hello!
What you're seeing is expected behavior. The Launchpad is a simple overlay of the Mac desktop that shows your apps, which you can quickly launch them from. The Launchpad cannot replace your desktop.
Jack
To learn how to use Launchpad, please read Use Launchpad to view and open apps on Mac - Apple Support. If it does not suit your requirements you certainly don't have to use it.
Hi. No I don’t want launchpad to replace the desktop.
I want that it runs in the background so that if I exit a program that I return to launchpad.
One day we may no longer have a choice. With each new version macOS is becoming more like iOS. It's somewhat surprising to me that the Finder has been permitted to exist as long as it has.
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