I know, but I doesn’t fix my download folder, since I want the latest downloaded item to be at the bottom of the stack, when you hit the icon. This can only be done in “fan view”. List view on the other hand is really great for the application folder.

You can select “sort by: Name” to fix that.

Do you know what I mean? If you have the dock auto hide, and you set a window to fill the entire screen, there’s still a tiny little lip between the edge of the window and the edge of the screen where the dock is. When it’s on the bottom of the screen, it takes up more space because of the aspect ratio on a wide screen.

It always disappointed me that the wall Dock (if that’s a fair name?) didn’t have the same stack and display features as the one on the bottom. No fan stacks, and no 3D Dock. It’s good that we finally have the list view, and I’m most pleased about being able to display the stacks as their folder icons now.

But I’m a little sad about the “Adjusts menus to be slightly-less translucent overall” change. I had absolutely no problems with menu translucency, and now it’s pretty much opaque. Lost some of its pretty, in my opinion!

And that Opaque menu bar option came at a point after I think a lot of us already got used to the transparent one we were stuck with. Oh well!

Take a look right here: http://macosxtips.co.uk/index_files/terminal-commands-for-hidden-settings-in-leopard.html

Christofer: Yeah I agree… more options, but still I can’t use it the list view, since it reverses the “latest download”.

Now I wish for the next update to support the old dock’s look instead of the shiny-reflective-can’t-tell-which-app-is-running thing. Or at least the old look in a polished new way.

Esben, I too find this a bit annoying. However, if you got so much content in the folder that you need to scroll, it would be a pain to have it at the bottom. The best would be to have an option for reversed sorting.

Thanks for letting us know.