If you haven't stumbled upon this amazing feature yet, you'll wish you had. I recently made the switch to Mac OS X as my main operating system, and I immediately noticed something's missing: The Create Application Shortcuts feature in Google Chrome, which is present in both the Linux and Windows flavors of the conglomerate's popular web browser. Customizing the taskbar is a much cleaner way to find your applications in any case.Create Application Shortcuts on Mac with Applicationize Jan 4, 2016 Our suggestion: don’t use desktop shortcuts in Windows. Of course, if you’re the kind of person who leaves shortcuts to applications on your Windows desktop, this method is going to really clutter up the desktop on the Mac side. RELATED: How to Customize the Taskbar in Windows 10 Neat, right? If you use your desktop for projects you’re currently working on, this is a low-friction way to have those files handy on all your computers. If everything is working well, you should see the folder appear on your Windows computer shortly. Let’s test if this is working, shall we? Go ahead and create a folder on your Mac’s desktop. Once the files have transferred over, you’re done. Choose “Yes” if there’s anything on your Windows desktop that you care about.
You will be asked if you want to copy the files currently on your desktop over to your new folder. When you’re back at the Properties window, click “OK”. Find the new Desktop folder in your Dropbox that you created on the Mac side, and choose it. You can now choose any folder to function as your Desktop. Click “Properties.”Ĭlick the “Location” tab, and you’ll find the option to move your Desktop folder. Find the Desktop icon, and right-click it. Even better: you can do the whole process without opening the Command Prompt. Microsoft makes life easier for us than Apple, because Windows allows you to set any folder to function as your Desktop. How to Point Windows to Your Newly Synced Desktop Folder If everything is working, it’s time to head over to Windows.
You can do anther check by opening up the Dropbox web client and verifying that your desktop folders and files are there. You’ll know it worked if you can see your desktop files in the Dropbox folder, like this: This will create a symlink for your Desktop folder inside your Dropbox. If you’re using a different cloud service, navigate to that service’s folder instead.
This will point the Terminal at your Dropbox folder. On your Mac, open the Terminal, which you can find in Applications > Utilities.
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