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In previous operating systems, there was the option in the Preferences:
General
-> Ask to keep changes when closing documents
that I used to disable the autosaving.
Where can I find the same in MacOS Ventura? Apparently it is not there...
Thanks for help.
In Ventura, you can find this setting at System Settings > Desktop & Dock > scroll down to Windows & Apps
However, this setting has never disabled Autosave.
In Ventura, you can find this setting at System Settings > Desktop & Dock > scroll down to Windows & Apps
However, this setting has never disabled Autosave.
It is now in the Settings > Desktop & Dock panel under Windows & Apps.
You know what to do…
If this is working in Ventura, there will be a block dot that remains in the red traffic light on the title bar that does not disappear as it would with a functional autosave. And quitting the document will pop a dialog offering to save the document contents or lose it.
Thanks guys! Apparently, looking for it in google I couldn't find this answer...
Thanks.
Mac OS Ventura: How to disable the autosave?
