macOS Sequoia public beta: 5 new features that may convince Windows users to switch

The macOS Sequoia public beta has finally arrived, offering a new-and-improved productivity experience on MacBook. When I announced my official departure from the Windows world, I proclaimed that I didn’t regret the switch to Mac. However, there is one thing I miss the most from PCs: Snap Layouts.

Now, macOS Sequoia has its own version of Snap Layouts, so users no longer need to rely on third-party apps like Magnet to do the job. Here are the top five utilities we’ve spotted on macOS Sequoia public beta that may make you fall in love with your Mac all over again. (And possibly make convince some PC users to make the switch.)

macOS Sequoia public beta: 5 top features you need to try

Before I dive into the best new features of Mac’s next big update, you’ll need to install the macOS public beta. But don’t say we didn’t warn you — this is a beta, so you’ll want to make sure that your Mac device is backed up.

Now that we’ve got that out of the way, let’s narrow down macOS Sequoia’s vast feature set into a top five list.

1. Windows Tiling

Windows Tiling lets you “snap” windows into place. For example, you can affix Mashable on the left side of the screen while placing Spotify on the right side, allowing you to scroll through our site while jamming to the latest music jams.

You can use Windows Tiling by hovering your mouse over the green dot on the top-left of the window. (Make sure the window is not in full-screen mode.) Next, you can snap the window to the left, right, top, or bottom. You can do the same with other windows for a seamless multitasking experience.