

Some notifications like Mail, Reminders, and Calendar let you take actions in the Notification Center.

This is likely set to Automatic, but you can change it to By App or turn it Off. To changing the Notification Center grouping, follow these steps.ġ) Open System Preferences using Apple icon in the menu bar or button in your Dock.ģ) Choose the app on the left that you want to change.Ĥ) At the bottom of the notification settings, click the drop-down next to Notification grouping. So, maybe you want your News notifications stacked, but not your emails from Mail. And the nice thing is, you can change it per app. If you don’t like the stacked view, you can change it. Click a group (stack) to view all notifications in it. Plus, if you have many notification groups, you’ll only see a few at the top with an option to see X more notifications. This is a convenient way to keep your Notification Center neat and uncluttered.

Like on iPhone and iPad, you’ll see your notifications grouped by app by default. You have your notifications at the top and Today widgets at the bottom. This opens the Notification Center in a single column view. Now, you’ll click the time (and date if enabled).
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3.2) Finding more widgets Accessing the Notification Centerīefore Big Sur, you would open the Notification Center on Mac using the corresponding icon in your menu bar.
