macOS 12: How to turn off Quick Notes

If you are among the individuals who are interested in the happenings in the apple world, then you certainly did not miss the introduction of new operating systems a few months ago. Apple specifically introduced iOS a iPadOS 15 macOS 12 Monterey, watchOS 8 to tvOS 15. All of these systems have been available in beta versions since their introduction, which means that testers and developers can get early access to them. However, in just a few weeks, we will see the release of public versions of all of these systems, which will please every user, especially with many new features. We are constantly working on new features and improvements in our magazine, and in this article we will look at another option from macOS 12 Monterey.

macOS 12: How to turn off Quick Notes

Operating system macOS 12 Monterey comes with many great features that are definitely worth checking out. One of them is Quick Notes, which allows you to jot down notes anywhere and at any time on your system. Quick Notes can be easily accessed by holding down the Command key and then moving your cursor to the bottom right corner of the screen. However, not everyone will be happy with Quick Notes. Here’s how to disable them:

• Na Macus macOS 12 Monterey click on the top left icon .
• Once you do so, select from the menu that appears System Preferences…
• After that, a new window will open, within which you will find all the sections intended for managing preferences.
• Within this window, locate and click on the section named Mission Control.
• Then click on the button with the name in the lower left corner Active corners.
• This will open another window where you tap on menu in the lower right corner with the function A quick note.
• Then find in this menu dash, on which click
• Finally, just press OK a close preferences.

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Using this procedure, you can Macwith installed macOS 12 Monterey disable Quick Notes. As I mentioned above, some people simply may not like it. Among other things, Quick Notes is called up through Hot Corners. With this feature, you can set an action to be performed when you move the cursor to one of the corners of the screen - there are several available. If you use Hot Corners, this means that Quick Notes can override your current Hot Corners settings, which is probably not what you want. This way, you will ensure that Quick Notes does not get in your way.