Tiny icon in MacBook Pro dock
There's a tiny red icon in my dock, not attached to any open app, nothing happens when I hover over it, I can't move it and it won’t go away.
MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 13.4
There's a tiny red icon in my dock, not attached to any open app, nothing happens when I hover over it, I can't move it and it won’t go away.
MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 13.4
I restarted the Dock and that fixed the issue.
Go to terminal and run
killall Dock
I restarted the Dock and that fixed the issue.
Go to terminal and run
killall Dock
kombij wrote:
There's a tiny red icon in my dock, not attached to any open app, nothing happens when I hover over it, I can't move it and it won’t go away.
https://discussions.apple.com/content/attachment/7c87a220-4841-4056-afb3-550cd50f1776
it falls in a specific location— note:
Command Tab presents the HUD (Heads up Display) for running apps, see if you can figure something out there.
No insight, try shutting down with no running application and restart if in doubt.
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Something else looks OFF - where is the Download Folder that is Normally just inside or left of Trash ( Bin )
image below
Try the Terminal command below. Suggest you copy and paste into Terminal and hit the Return key
killall Dock
There was a lot of Dock customization shown in the OP's post. As an example, missing apps that are standard installs (in addition to the Download folder mentioned above):
Siri
Safari
Music
Contacts
Calendar
Reminders
Maps
Hello kombij,
Open the Activity Monitor app (in the Applications > Utilities folder), Click the CPU column to reorder it by "Process Name". Select the Dock application and click the "X" icon:
Yes , those mentioned in your above can be removed.
Though as also mentioned, customization of the dock does have limits.
Downloads folder in the Disk normally would Fall in that limitations IMHO
Let me correct myself. Yes it can be removed but do not see a specific value in that. Personally that it
Tiny icon in MacBook Pro dock