| ▲ | derefr 10 hours ago | |
> The icons are also ordered by installation time, so it's easy to jump to the most recent ones. If I had this need, it wouldn’t even occur to me to solve it with Launchpad; I would just go to /Applications in Finder and sort by “Date Added”. (Which is a non-default column, but a very helpful one, so the series of gestures to enable it for a given folder is almost reflexive to me now.) | ||
| ▲ | viraptor 6 hours ago | parent | next [-] | |
That's: 1 get the menu, 2 Finder, 3 go to applications, 4 View > Show View Options, 5 sort by popup, 6 choose date added, 7 actually look for the app. Compared to: 1 - 4-finger pinch, 2 look for the app. | ||
| ▲ | oneeyedpigeon 7 hours ago | parent | prev [-] | |
That only really works if you have a totally flat Applications hierarchy. Even by default, macOS creates a "Utilities" subfolder. | ||