Open the System Settings app Click on the Desktop & Dock menu Look for the option “Click wallpaper to reveal desktop” Where it shows “Always” click and choose “Only in Stage Manager” ...

It turns out it’s a Stage Manager feature that Apple has turned on by default. If you go to the Desktop & Dock tab in System Settings, there’s a new Click Wallpaper to Reveal Desktop option in ...

In addition to a bright orange new wallpaper, the update comes with a number of new features, including Stage Manager, Continuity Camera, and a host of redesigned apps. Digital Trends ...

On a Mac, Stage Manager is a simplified way of managing open programs, which may suit you if you’re constantly switching between a small selection of apps, or want to keep your apps grouped in a ...

Stage Manager is an option in Control Center, so if you don’t like it or don’t feel like using it, you can quickly turn it off. No one is forced to use it, so if you don’t want to change the ...

1. To activate/deactivate Stage Manager, navigate to the Control Center in the top-right corner of your Mac's display and open it by clicking on the icon, which looks like a pair of toggles.