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This article provides a comprehensive overview of the hidden features and tips for maximizing the use of macOS Sonoma. It covers a range of features including colorful widgets, video chat effects, and the ability to switch between apps like Notes and Pages. The article also offers instructions on customizing screen savers, adding websites as self-contained apps in the Dock, disabling pointer acceleration, and utilizing audio messages and live speech features. It further explores features like linking notes, hand gestures in video chat, kanban view in Reminders, Visual Look Up in Photos, and new features in Safari such as profiles, favicons, auto close tabs, sharing passwords, and verification codes. Additionally, the article highlights camera tricks like Studio Light, Portrait mode, and Centre Stage. Another section of the article focuses on the features and updates in the macOS Sonoma operating system, including Centre Stage and Ultra Wide options for video conferencing, Presenter Overlay for screen sharing during video calls, Game Mode for enhanced gaming performance, and privacy and security features like private browsing search engine, authentication, communication safety, and website extensions. The article provides step-by-step instructions on how to use these features and emphasizes Apple's commitment to privacy. [Extracted from the article]

The Mail app Not much is new for the Mail app in Sonoma, but it does get a couple of fresh and useful features. Messages The Mac's messaging app gets a few new features Stickers The application drawer has been tidied up, with all stickers found one window. To make video communication even better, macOS Sonoma brings Presenter Overlay to Apple silicon Macs, a new feature that can be used with any video conferencing app, not just FaceTime. FEATURES NCE AGAIN, A new version of the Mac's operating system, macOS, arrived in the fall packed with useful new features and enhanced capabilities. [Extracted from the article]