Auditory alerts in Notification Center must be changed or disabled separately, though toggling Notification Center OFF or ON has no effect on the badge icons appearance. Note: turning off the badge alerts has no impact on the alerts appearing in Notification Center and is restricted only to the app icon itself, whether it’s in Launchpad or the Dock of Mac OS X. You may find some apps seem to have persistent badge notifications that are either unresponsive to the settings change, or just don’t offer a settings adjustment at all, like the Mac App Store. Here is a before shot of Mail and Calendars app with the badges enabled:Īnd here is Mail and Calendars again, with badge icons disabled: Repeat for other apps in the Notifications listĬhanges generally take effect immediately, though some apps may require a quick relaunch for the red icon to finally disappear.Choose the app from the left side, then uncheck the box next to “Badge app icon”.Open System Preferences from the Apple menu and choose “Notifications”.To turn off this feature, visit → System Preferences → Dock → Show recent applications in the Dock and uncheck the box next to the preference.How to Disable Red Badges on Dock Icons on Macĭisabling these icon alerts must be done on a per-application basis, as of now there is no universal method to disable them for every single app with a single switch.
Until Apple provides a way for developers to exclude their applications from appearing in the recent applications section of the Dock, you'll need to turn off this feature if you're seeing Amphetamine's icon there. In macOS Mojave (10.14), Apple introduced a new section to the Dock called "recent applications." This feature will show a collection of applications opened recently, regardless of whether they present an icon in the Dock. This issue is most often resolved by removing Amphetamine from the Login Items in System Preferences. Visit Amphetamine's Preferences → General tab and check/uncheck the box next to Hide Amphetamine's icon in the DockĪ small number of people have reported that after upgrading to macOS Catalina (10.15), Amphetamine re-appears in the Dock and adjusting the preference to show/hide the Dock icon does not work.
Thus, if you want to hide Amphetamine's icon in the Dock or app switcher, you will need to take action. Amphetamine has been rejected from the App Store by Apple previously because its Dock icon was hidden by default. This is required by Apple for whatever reason. Modified on: Sat, 15 Feb, 2020 at 9:31 AMīy default, Amphetamine's icon will appear in the Dock and app switcher (seen when using command-tab to switch between apps).
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