Hi :)
MacOS Sequoia. Is there any way I can see a year when I click on clock? Please see attached. I would like to see year, not only day. It's useless if I have like today Tuesday 25th. Which month and year? Any idea? Shame you can do this on Windows.
Thanks
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fullpose wrote:
Is there any way I can see a year when I click on clock? Please see attached. I would like to see year, not only day. It's useless if I have like today Tuesday 25th. Which month and year? Any idea? Shame you can do this on Windows.
Thanks
If you click on the bottom Widget, it opens Calendar which will show you the year.
FWIW, most people know what year and month it is. I guess Windows users don't.
True enough. You can always let Apple know.
It's not a case of the user knowing the year, but when you take a screenshot of a particular website and you want it to show proof of when you took the screen shot, and what they were displaying, such as a warranty, it contains the year in the small menu item at the top of the screen. These latest MacOS versions simply won't allow that menu setting to contain the year as well, from what I can see.
Just to add, I made my own clock with GeekTool
How to display year in macOS Sequoia clock?
