I run a backup at night that I need to eject the disc when I get on the computer the next morning. While I will check if that's possible in the software, I have always found it weird Apple put the Erase Disc function below the Eject "Disc Name" function when you right click. Yesterday I accidentally clicked on it and I was able to cancel, though can anyone come up with a logical reason this has been like this for years?
Mac Studio (2022)
Apple does what Apple does.
None of us users can say what the reasoning is.
I’ve found it just as easy to use the keyboard shortcut Command-E to eject a disk as to use the mouse or trackpad.
Apple does what Apple does.
None of us users can say what the reasoning is.
I’ve found it just as easy to use the keyboard shortcut Command-E to eject a disk as to use the mouse or trackpad.
FWIW, it's logical to group the disk functions together.
Yes, though at least it could be alphabetical!
As ever: if the query begins with 'Why' then only Apple can answer it. And they don't respond here.
Why is Erase below Eject in Finder Right Click?
