It's not the easiest thing to even set up:įew people know about the hidden hover or press-hold options on buttons. Is Apple's clunky screen-splitting really used by 'Mac power users'? I've never seen a single person ever use it, and 'power users' use apps like BetterSnapTool or Magnet to do the job properly. IE if in work mode, these notifications are allowed. Monterey is supposed to have better notifications and how they interact based upon what focus you are in. Just plunk them near the cursor and limit refocusing to cases where it is absolutely necessary, like you say. I have no idea why these dialogs have to be centre placed if a mouse is tracking. Especially at startup but the whole idea that a dialog should be able to refocus what you are doing (often at the worst possible time) is anti user and they sometimes come in spurts so you're going somewhere with your mouse and just before you get there a dialog box pops up in the centre of the screen and you're forced to move to it (because keyboard toggling for the options isn't working for example) and click it away and go back to what you were doing, only for another dialog box to pull focus away from you just before you get there. The ONLY time that the system or another app should be able to take over your screen and screen focus is a system threatening condition that needs attention immediately
#Reflector for mac os update
Let the icon get some sort of update that shows there is an unattended alert for an app.
#Reflector for mac os windows
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