Available in Cantonese (Hong Kong), English (Australia, Canada, India, UK, U.S.), French (France), German (Germany), Japanese (Japan), Mandarin Chinese (China mainland, Taiwan), and Spanish (Mexico, Spain, U.S.). Available in Cantonese (Hong Kong), English (Australia, Canada, India, UK, U.S.), French (France), German (Germany), Japanese (Japan), Mandarin Chinese (China mainland, Taiwan), and Spanish (Spain).Automatic camera switching occurs when iPhone is locked, in landscape orientation, stationary, and with the camera unobstructed. Available in English (Canada, U.S.) on iPhone 11 and later, iPad with A12 Bionic and later, and Mac with Apple silicon.Recover recently deleted messages for up to 30 days after deletion.Users can make up to 5 edits to a given message.Available in German (Germany), English (Australia, Canada, India, Singapore, UK, U.S.), Spanish (Spain), French (France), and Japanese (Japan).Live Text photo search is available in English, Chinese, French, Italian, German, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Spanish, and Ukrainian. Select the duration under the Composing setting. Undo send is available for up to 30 seconds after sending.Available in English (Australia, Canada, India, Singapore, UK, and U.S.).Not a big issue for me, but worth noting. Important Note: The only noticeable downside to this approach is that you can no longer drag and drop files into the sidebar aliases, as you can when there's an actual folder in the sidebar. Using an alias, I can have my smb://.local/Collating/Photos/ folder appear in the sidebar as 📸 Collating Photos, without touching the actual folder name itself. I've got a number of network folders in my sidebar and they all have the same name 'Photos' for example.

Then I renamed those to include whatever emoji icons I want to help visibility, and added those aliases to the sidebar.īonus: You can make the names themselves more descriptive.

I created ~/Library/Sidebar Aliases/ folder and dropped a number of aliases in there (Command-Option drag the folder). Instead you can put an alias to the folder in the sidebar, and have that alias contain the emoji.

You get better visibility and much faster access.īest thing I've managed to do for easy visibility is to add emoji to the names of the folders.īut of course you likely don't want to add emoji to the folders themselves. I'd love to be able to change the icons without an add-on.

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