Am I missing something or did they actually take away the option to use a folder of your own pics as a screensaver in Tahoe? Big mistake.
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Original Title: Screensaver in Tahoe
MacBook Pro 16″, macOS 15.6
You are scrolled all the way to the right. You need to hover over the thumbnails and scroll/swipe left.
You are scrolled all the way to the right. You need to hover over the thumbnails and scroll/swipe left.
I just had the Apple Store reinstall the operating system from scratch 2 days ago. Wallpaper and Screensaver are combined in the Wallpaper tab under System Settings.
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This is from the Photos Screen Saver. Click the Options button.
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Yes they are, as I showed in my screenshot. Sorry if it wasn't clear.
Just to be super clear, you have to scroll down to "Options" once you get to the screen you show.
Ahhh, I finally understand. Could they have made it any more confusing and unintuitive? LOL. One of the things that sold me on Apple back in the day was how intuitive it was. I guess that's being left behind for other things. Thank you for your help.
mickeyjca wrote:
Ahhh, I finally understand. Could they have made it any more confusing and unintuitive? LOL. One of the things that sold me on Apple back in the day was how intuitive it was. I guess that's being left behind for other things. Thank you for your help.
I can see why you are confused with the new design phenomenon. You see, all of that obvious, intuitive stuff doesn't fit on an iPhone screen, so it must now be buried under layers of obfuscation.
No. I think you're missing something.
There is nothing to scroll down to. This is all I'm getting. There is no 'Options' option.
You're welcome.
so - any suggestion - mine does not have any option either. thanks
Missing folder screensaver option in macOS Tahoe
