In the initial macOS Tahoe beta, Apple swapped the colors of the Finder icon, a longtime Mac classic. Rather than featuring ...

From a design perspective, the updated Finder icon made sense. It adopted the same material depth and curvature as other app icons. It looked more at home in Apple’s new visual language. But in doing ...

The Tahoe beta 2 Finder icon is slightly better, but seeing it this way makes it obvious that the problem with the Tahoe Finder icon isn’t whether it’s dark/light or light/dark from left to right.

For some historic evidence, on the left is a snapshot of the Finder icon from a Mac OS X Public Beta all the way back in 2000. That’s 25 years of tradition. 25 years of a familiar face now ...

Apple is expected to unveil new MacBook Pro models with M4 series chips in October, and there have been no concrete rumors about the laptops gaining Face ID. Get weekly top MacRumors stories in ...

Finding an icon online is perfectly fine, but it's pretty simple to design your own folder icons, too. You could copy the ...

Open the picture that you want to use as an icon on your Mac, preferably using the Preview app. With the image open in Preview, click on Edit > Copy in the menu bar to copy the photo.

Enter your Mac's password when prompted and click on OK. You may have to quit the app and relaunch it to apply the new icon. This will reflect changes everywhere the app's icon is available ...

Click the blue folder icon in the top left, and then type Command + V. And voilà! You’re done, and your fun new cat or smiley face emoji should now be where the plain blue folder once was.