MacOS Mojave – How to use the Gallery View method to browse files in the Finder

Earlier this year, Apple introduced the latest version of its Mac operating system OS macOS MacOS 10.14 Mojave brings to the new version a host of new features, services and performance improvements that make it unique compared to previous systems.

Supporters MacOS Mojave system The Finder Finder introduces new features and enhancements that make it easy for the user to manage files. From the image without having to open an application to see this information.

Previously, the application Finder had 4 views: Icons, List, Columns and Cover Flow, but Mojave replaced Cover Flow by Gallery, displaying file metadata and offering quick custom options. For example, rotate the file image without dragging it into the Photos application, create a PDF file or add a watermark.

How to use the Gallery View method to browse files in the Finder in MacOS Mojave:

• Go to apply Finder
• Open a new window and if your storage devices appear on your desktop, you can double-click on the device icon.
• Or from the menu bar, go to File and press On the option New Finder window, or For quick access, press Shortcut Order

• In the new Finder window, find the four display buttons grouped at the top of the window. The first are the icons, the second the lists, the third the columns and the fourth the gallery. View of the gallery

• Click on the icon Gallery Skip to the gallery view View of the gallery

Another way to switch to Gallery View Gallery view:

• After opening a new window in the application Finder
• Scroll to the menu bar at the top of the screen and press Menu. See
• Push the buttonT as gallery

• Or after opening a new window in the Finder application, press the Command-4 keyboard shortcut.

How to display metadata for images and files in the Finder in macOS Mojave:

• After enabling the view in the Finder, you can scroll through the icons at the bottom of the Finder window to see the rest of your files.

• If you select an image or file, their metadata appears in a column on the left.
• If you are viewing an image or file and you do not see the corresponding metadata, look for the Show more link and click on it. The metadata of what you are viewing is displayed.