Find the widget that you want to relocate, and then click and hold that widget.Switch to your Dashboard, either by clicking the “Dashboard” icon in your Dock, launching the Dashboard from your “Applications” folder, or using the “fn + F12” keyboard shortcut.Now that your Desktop is capable of supporting widgets, you’re ready to start relocating all of your favourite Dashboard widgets: Open the “Dashboard” dropdown menu and select “As overlay.”.Deselect the “Show Dashboard as Space” item.Navigate to “System Preferences > Mission Control.”.Select the “Apple” icon in your Mac’s menu bar.If you’re on one of these newer versions of macOS, then you’ll also need to setup Mission Control so that it doesn’t move the Dashboard into a Space: If you’re running macOS Mountain Lion or later, then the Dashboard is considered part of Mission Control and is treated as a Space. The Dock will disappear for a moment, and then relaunch.
Copy/paste the following command into the Terminal window:ĭefaults write devmode YES.Navigate to “Applications > Utilities” and launch the Terminal application.By enabling this mode, you can place any Dashboard widget directly on your own Desktop.
With this mode enabled, developers were able to place their work-in-progress widgets on their Desktop, where they could more easily test and debug them. To place widgets on the Desktop, you’ll need to enable a hidden dashboard development mode, which was originally designed to make life easier for widget developers. Enable macOS’ hidden Dashboard Development Mode
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