Stage Manager will manage your windows automatically.
If you don’t enjoy managing your open windows manually, you should give it a try.
Stage Manager, introduced inmacOS 13 Ventura, is a different way to manage windows on your Mac.
press “Stage Manager” to initiate the feature.
Switching between apps is a simple affair.
Don’t worry about losing desktop real estate due to the virtual shelf.
you’ve got the option to also group windows to recall them both at the same time.
These two windows will now be grouped.
Add more windows to the group to recall them all at once.
By default, Stage Manager will hide your desktop icons.
Is Stage Manager Worth Using?
Whether you’ll get much use out of Stage Manager depends on what sort of Mac user you are.
The feature seems best suited to those who aren’t used tomanaging their windows manuallyusing apps likeRectangleorMagnet.
In the end, we noticed two clear benefits.
The second is for people who find it easy to “lose” windows.
So, technically, Stage Manager is faster.
Perhaps the most jarring thing about Stage Manager is getting used to the feature “stealing” focus.
The feature may be better suited to multiple monitor setups, where switching desktops feels a little more redundant.
Take some time to play with the feature and decide for yourself.
Alternatively,consider waiting to update if you’re worried about software incompatibilities and bugs.
