In macOS Mojave, the Dock will show users up to 3 apps that they have used recently.

Dock- This is a pre-existing feature that can be used to get to apps and features that users are prone to access on a daily basis.

This may be a small addition but it has made many users incredibly ecstatic. With the aid of favicons, users will now have much greater ease identifying their tabs without having to open them.

Now, favicons are available in Safari which means that users will be able to enjoy what they have been desperately waiting for.

Safari Favicons- Since favicons were not available in Safari before, most people preferred to use Google Chrome.

Permissions will also be asked for other things such as browser data and message history. The macOS also now asks the user for permission for apps to use their Mac’s microphone and camera.

Security improvements- Ad trackers that constantly bombard users with advertisements when they show interest in a product will now be blocked by the macOS.

With the new Markup feature, photos and PDFs can now be cropped or rotated.

Quick Look- A pre-existing app on macOS Sierra, Quick Look allows users to see files, folders or photos without even opening them.

Additionally, users will now be able to be aware of details about the document or images such as the date of document creation or the kind of lens used for taking a photo.

Finder Preview Panel- Like before,this feature allows the user to have a small glance into a document or an image without actually opening it.

The user can explore the kind of actions that they can perform by checking out the Quick Actions menu.

Finder Quick Actions- This is a useful feature that will allow users to create a PDF or rotate an image without the use of an app.

Here are some of the features that were introduced in Mojave and some of the pre-existing ones that have been reworked:

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