This is a known issue, I've had the same problem, here is a work around. Go in
to system preferences to accessibility. Go to the mouse section and turn on
mouse keys. This allows you to use your keyboard to control the mouse. You will
need a keyboard with a number pad for this to work. Now open
Hi Juan,
I just looked at my dock, and it seems to have pretty much every app I ever
run, so apps may be added when you run them without your having to do anything.
You can get to whatever options are available, however, by pressing
VO-Command-Space anytime voiceOver tells you actions are
There are a couple work arounds. Some say you can hold down the control key,
push on the track pad, and the context menu comes up an you can do it this way.
The way I have gotten it to work is.
1. Vo shift m, go to option, go to remove from dock, but don’t press it.
2. Command tab away from
Hi all,I just got a new Mac mini w/ Mac OS Big Sur. On my old Mac with Mac OS X 10.15 I used to be able to go to running apps on the dock, and do vo+shift+m to bring up the context menu, and then from there say to keep the app shortcut on the dock when it wasn’t running that way I could run it
