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I haven’t tried it … https://appleinsider.com/inside/macos-ventura/tips/how-to-quit-all-mac-apps-at-once-in-macos-ventura

I don’t know, but I use an enormously helpful app I can no longer live without, called Launchbar, which includes that feature, among a TON of other useful features.

I have used automator for years? to set up a little app that closes all programs. I am waiting for my new Imac to arrive in a week or more. I have read that automator will no longer be supported, and

I’m on an M3 MacBook Pro, still running Sonoma. In Apple Maps, the street names don’t track with the map view if I enlarge or shrink the magnification, or if I move the area viewed on screen by

True. The floating keyboard is only available on iPads. As far as I know, the only iPhone onscreen keyboard movement is for the keyboard to shift a little to one side for one handed typing. But it

I don’t use Firefox, but I found the directions, which don’t mention a checkbox. See “Change where downloads are saved” at:

There's a check box for that, and I've checked it, but I can't get it to take "Downloads" out of the main box, although I can change it. In previous versions of Firefox I could choose. Sonoma on M3

Cynthia, Bev is correct, others may also have the problem, but not have a solution, so they stay quiet. And there are regular contributors, like Bev and myself. I responded, with no fix or workaround,

It’s difficult to say how many folks have encountered this problem. Silence can mean that folks just don’t have an answer. At one point I also didn’t know of any workarounds. Brent has the

I only posted on the iPad Apple forum and no one replied. ?I wonder if it is not a common problem which was why I had no replies not could find a solution using Google. I am grateful to you for the

Bev, I just did the drag the keyboard away, tapping when ready to type and it does pop back. ?However the keyboard is behaving at present so cannot test if it would work with the problem I had.

Just a reminder that when you post in multiple forums, an answer might be posted in only one of them. If you haven’t already done so, it’s best to personally post a reply to yourself in those

Have you tried hiding the onscreen keyboard (drag down from above the keyboard), manually scrolling, and then tapping in the spot where you want to resume editing (brings the keyboard back on screen)?

I’m glad that works for you ?. I still recommend giving feedback to Apple about it, because you shouldn’t have to switch to the floating keyboard. https://www.apple.com/feedback/

I have had that issue on my iPhone for so long that I don’t remember when it started. I guess we need to send in feedback. Brent

Bev, thank you very much, I did the floating keyboard fix and it seems to be alright now. I had already done the latest update etc. ?I had also messaged at the Apple users help forum but had not

More thoughts on the matter: Have you applied all OS updates? Is your iPad at the latest version of iPadOS 17? Can you upgrade to iPadOS 18? If you can upgrade to iPadOS 18 and the problem persists,

I infrequently have a similar problem with a Quick Note. I don’t know whether it has anything whatsoever to do with your issue. I temporarily get around the problem by hiding the keyboard, manual

I think it is since update to 16 the onboard keyboard on my ipad does not allow the email or iMessage to scroll down as I type, so you cannot see what you are typing. It is the same whether I am in

Tony, Samsung Magician 7 is software, Samsung T7 is an SSD, or hardware, What model of MBPare you using and what macOS are you running? Look at this article from Apple, as one of the replies indicates