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By default, OS X will divide the screen evenly between the two apps, but you can allot more space to one of the apps by simply dragging the line between them left or right.Īnother nice multitasking tweak comes in the workings of Mission Control - the interface that Apple uses to show all open apps and desktops. Now, you can divvy up the screen between two apps by clicking and holding on the maximize button in one app window and then clicking on the other window you want on the screen, a much faster process. In the past to split the screen between two apps in OS X, you’d have to manually resize each app window and drag them around to position them on the screen. This is a cool trick if you are frequently switching back and forth between two apps, like if you’re pasting information from your address book into a Web form. Borrowing a page from Microsoft and Samsung, Apple has added to OS X a way to automatically split a Mac’s screen between two windows. Safari will now not only identify the offending tab - with a speaker symbol - but will also allow you to instantly mute it by simply clicking on the symbol.Īpple has also made some compelling tweaks to OS X’s multitasking capabilities. You’ve probably run into the problem of hearing an ad or a Web video playing, but not being able to figure out which browser tab or window it’s coming from. And the lack of tabbed browsing has been a big reason that Safari isn’t my go-to browser on my Macs.Īnother great addition to Safari is a mute button. I use the feature to always have my Gmail account, my calendar and Twitter easily at hand. Tab pinning is a great time saver if you always use certain sites or services when you are on the Web.