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While customizing folders in macOS Finder has historically required some effort, macOS Tahoe 26's beta version has simplified the process. Now, users can easily change folder colors and add emojis or icons with just a few clicks. Customizing folder colors in macOS Tahoe is a simple three-step process: Locate the folder you want to customize. Right-click on the folder. Choose a color tag to apply the selected color to the folder. Enjoy the new look of your customized folder. Additionally, users can add symbols or emojis to folders by following these steps: Find the folder you want to customize. Right-click on the folder. Click on "Customize Folder..." below the color tags. Select a symbol from the default list or choose an emoji from the available options. Admire your customized folder with the new symbol or emoji. The folder customization feature in macOS Tahoe allows for personalization and easy identification of folders on the Desktop. Users can revert to the default folder look by following a simple process: Select the folder to de-customize. Right-click on the folder and choose "Customize Folder..." Click the Clear button to remove the symbol or emoji, and deselect the color. macOS Tahoe 26 provides a convenient way to personalize folders, enhancing the user experience on Mac Desktops. Customized folders not only aid in organization but also add a touch of individuality to the Desktop environment.

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macOS Tahoe Will Let You Pretty up Your Folders | Here’s How It Works

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