Then it will add space as it has room depending upon the size of your window and how many other controls there are. So here's a Flexible Space and I could drag that in-between here. For instance if I want the Share button to move over to this side I could move it there if I want.
Then I could look for other things I want to add as well.įor instance I may want to put a History button here. For instance if I wanted to add iCloud Tabs as a button here I could just drag this button and put it anywhere I want. Basically a collection of buttons and controls at the top and you can drag these into the toolbar. Either way you end up with something that looks like this. I could also Control click or two finger click on a trackpad right here in the toolbar in a blank area and you'll get the option to customize toolbar. In the case of Safari it's right there near the top. One is I can go to View and look for Customize Toolbar. Now if I want to modify the toolbar you can start one or two ways. Of course the Address field and some buttons on the right as well. There are Previous and Next Page buttons. So I have a Safari window here and you can see there's a pretty modest toolbar at the top. So let's look at the basics by starting in Safari. But did you know that you can customize those to add more buttons and get rid of ones that you don't use. They usually have a collection of buttons and other controls.
So toolbars are those areas at the top of windows on your Mac. There you can read more about it, join us, and get exclusive content. MacMost is brought to you thanks to a great group of more than 500 supporters. Today let me show you how you can customize the Toolbars in the apps on your Mac. Video Transcript: Hi, this is Gary with. Check out How To Customize App Window Toolbars On Your Mac at YouTube for closed captioning and more options.
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