Hey Tim,
Not sure if it was a temporary fix or if it completely fixed the issue, but
last night I had the dock pop up yet again when reading a web page, and I did
your suggestion of hiding the dock or just toggling that option in the Apple
menu and it seemed to work, so just wanted to say thank
Hi,
Yes I have had this happen to me several times. Not sure what or how to
fix it, but it is a little strange to say the least.
Matthew
On 5/20/2014 2:47 PM, Brian Fischler wrote:
Ok, so here's a weird one that I am curious to see if anyone else is
experiencing. Some times when I am in s
Thanks guys, I'm sure all of these will be very useful the next time this
happens, will try all of these. Appreciate it.
On May 20, 2014, at 3:09 PM, Tristan wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Are you using the trackpad commander? It can occasionally be very easy to
> switch to the dock via that unintentionally
Hi,
Are you using the trackpad commander? It can occasionally be very easy to
switch to the dock via that unintentionally if you have the default command
set.
Also, do you have any applications docked or hovering around the top of the
bottom of the screen (vo+f1 twice quickly should show them).
F
Hi,
I've seen this one before even in Mountain lIon. A couple things to try...
* Under the Apple menu, in the Dock choice, either turn hiding on or off
depending on its current state.
or...
* try putting Safari into Full Screen mode and see if things are different. If
you are already in Ful
