Put Quicktime in the dock

You are only viewing a folder in iCloud called QuickTime Player. Go to your Applications folder and sort by name to see the files alphabetically and you should find it there. Drag that one to the Dock. For me it is in the Applications folder, but as jeffreythefrog mentioned, check your Utilities folder.

When you open Quicktime from your Applications folder you are presented with the screen to open a movie file. In the last screenshot you provided, it shows you looking in the Applications folder where they are all greyed out because none of those are movie files that can be opened. You can navigate to a different folder in that screen to open a movie file or create a new one by clicking the cancel button and choosing the option in the menu bar like you will see here.

By the way, I am on Sequoia 15.2 as well.

yes, sorry. I should have mentioned that sometimes you will find QTP in the "utilities" folder found in your applications folder.

so you can open the utilities folder and drag QTP from there and drop it on your dock.

and FWIW I use ver. 10 on sequoia as well and have no issue adding QTP to the dock. no iCloud in use.

ok. now I see what you are doing. please see Mac Jim ID's reply. you are looking at your iCloud folder. instead, choose "applications" in your finder sidebar to open your applications.

taken from your screenshot:

Drag the QuickTime Player that you see in that Applications folder where all you other apps are listed to the dock.

No problem! And Merry Christmas to you as well.

if you want QuickTime Player on your dock, then first find it in your Applications folder.

and then drag it from there and drop it onto your dock.

David Barker wrote:

I'd be interested in what OS jefferythefrog and Mac Jim ID are running.

BTW,