This is not spectacular, but if you have a lot of bookmarks, it may prove helpful.
This produces a smaller shortcut than a bookmark. Users can now pin a site below the address toolbar. Safari for OS X 10.11 offers a new way to do this.
There are already a few ways to bookmark websites. Safari User Experience Improved in OS X El Capitan Swipe right to mark an email as unread.Ī left swipe presents the trash (delete) option. The OS X Mail app now offers gestures to simplify inbox management. Different user experiences across products can confuse users. OS X has been slowly absorbing some of the iOS feature set. Mail Gets New Gestures in OS X 10.11 El Capitan I am excited about the internal improvements, but they are difficult to demonstrate. Many in the media said this was the most boring keynote ever. It was a lackluster presentation, as Craig Federighi couldn’t spend much time on internal improvements. The Apple keynotes, even at the WWDC, are targeted toward members of the media. Most tech writers and casual users only care about the shell of an operating system. Of course, the more important internal features tend to make tech writers roll their eyes. This underscores how little was done with the user experience. This may seem like a small UI enhancement, and it is. With OS X El Capitan, this action will enlarge the pointer so it can be easily found. When you first start your Mac, you may wiggle your finger over the trackpad to find the pointer. The few UI enhancements are powerful and useful. Much like iOS 9, OS X El Capitan is more about stability and performance, and less about UI bells and whistles. El Capitan also adds some UI enhancements and new desktop functionality, however, the bulk of the improvements are internal. Apple’s new Mac operating system offers many internal improvements to speed up your Mac, improve stability and boost battery life. This article covers the changes and improvements in OS X 10.11 El Capitan.Īpple chose an appropriate location to name the new Mac operating system. OS X El Capitan focuses on under-the-hood performance improvements for the Macintosh.
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