Under "Touch Gestures" in System Preferences, you can turn off or change the gesture to swipe between pages, but I don't believe you can remove it just for Safari.
what expectations did i have? my first experience with the upgrade was an uninformative error message that signaled the install couldn't finish. that's the first failed OS install i've had since Win98. then it took over four hours to reinstall the OS off the recovery partition because Apple's servers were bombed.
Yeah, I hope twitter app integration is implemented in the near future.
"If you are an Enterprise, Education Institution, or Government customer and you have purchased 20 or more qualifying systems, you can receive a Right to Copy license."
That's very true. But a speed boost over Lion is completely welcome in my books.
Nobody ever charged $129 for such a menial update. Stop being dumb.
Yeah, I think it's more because the Twitter app would have to be updated to accept calls from Notification Center and display the corresponding tweet. Twitter has pretty much abandoned client development as far as I can tell outside of mobile phones and the website.
Once I stated I bought my Macbook Air at a Retail Store, the fields greyed out for me too. The information is only necessary if you bought your Mac from a reseller.
I don't care what Microsoft charged for Vista, it certainly had more features from XP than this does from Lion. I'd be hard pressed to even call this a new OS.
until someone throws out actual benchmarks to highlight a performance increase or decrease, all of this could just be a placebo. for me Lion felt no slower than Snow Leopard on the machines i use at work and home. ML is no different at this point, except for the growing pains associated with getting used to a slightly altered workflow.
it's a trivial cost, which is nice, but first see how many of the 200 new features will improve how you use your computer.
While I don't use many of the features and also consider this a boring update for my own needs, implying that there isn't a lot new here is silly. Text messages in the chat client, push notification center, Game Center, Notes, Reminders, iCloud, Power Nap, desktop mirroring to Apple TV, dictation, Twitter and the Share button, Gatekeeper, progress bars and other Finder features, automatic app downloads on all of your machines, PDF forms and better annotation in Preview, Full Screen on multiple monitors, etc.
$20 is totally fine, but iOS updates that add features just like ML are free now, so I can see how some are complaining. I suppose Apple has spoiled us.
Problem is that you can't create actual folders nested. At least from within apps. For compatibility reasons, folders are limited to one layer down. If you try to put another folder inside it, it doesn't show any of the contained files. So you have to keep it to one layer.Library > Mobile Documents
Once you're in that folder, take a look at the folder name at the top of the Finder..... iCloud!
All of the documents on the server are stored here and are accessible / opened when disconnected from the network.
Thank you very much for this!
I did browse through a couple of reviews but it was unnecessary, your explanation hit the nail square on the head.
I understand entirely now
I was hesitant to start throwing documents into iCloud but now knowing that a local copy is saved has allayed my fears.
It's faster than SL but maybe not by much. Scrolling in Safari is smoother than it ever was, there's no question about it at least. The thing is, Lion added some visual elements and stuff that's still there in ML, but runs faster. It's not like they degraded the UI look to achieve the better speed.
Heh, that sounds like what I had with Leopard long time ago. Killing it didn't help, it came right back. Had to tinker with some crazy terminal instructions to make some crazed log making process finally stop (then it came back couple more times before the issue was patched by system update).
Then don't bother. Why would you want a free update that improves overall system performance and about 200 other things?
Because there's a good chance that it'll break stuff? I do software development and I already know of a couple of tools I use that need to be fixed.
So don't upgrade.
