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[[File:Mission-Control-Icon.png|thumb|Mission-Control-Icon]] '''Mission Control''' is a [[desktop environment]] feature of [[macOS]], the [[operating system]] developed by [[Apple Inc.]]. It was introduced in [[Mac OS X Lion]] (version 10.7) and serves as a unified interface for managing [[open applications]], [[virtual desktops]], and other [[window management]] tasks.

==Overview==
Mission Control combines features from several previous macOS utilities, including [[Exposé (macOS)]], [[Spaces (macOS)]], and [[Dashboard (macOS)]]. It provides a comprehensive view of all open windows, [[full-screen applications]], and [[desktop]]s, allowing users to quickly navigate and organize their workspace.

==Features==
===Exposé===
Exposé, originally introduced in [[Mac OS X Panther]] (version 10.3), allows users to see all open windows at a glance. In Mission Control, this feature is integrated to display all windows in a clear, organized manner.

===Spaces===
Spaces, introduced in [[Mac OS X Leopard]] (version 10.5), allows users to create multiple virtual desktops. Mission Control enhances this feature by providing an easy way to create, delete, and switch between these desktops.

===Dashboard===
Dashboard, introduced in [[Mac OS X Tiger]] (version 10.4), was a separate space for widgets. In Mission Control, Dashboard can be accessed as a separate space or integrated into the desktop environment.

===Full-Screen Applications===
Mission Control supports full-screen applications, allowing users to run apps in full-screen mode and switch between them seamlessly. This feature is particularly useful for maximizing screen real estate on smaller displays.

==Usage==
To access Mission Control, users can:
* Swipe up with three or four fingers on a [[trackpad]].
* Press the Mission Control key (usually F3) on a [[Mac keyboard]].
* Use a [[Hot Corner]] to activate Mission Control.
* Use the [[Launchpad]] or [[Spotlight (software)]] to search for and open Mission Control.

==Customization==
Users can customize Mission Control settings in the [[System Preferences]] under the "Mission Control" pane. Options include:
* Enabling or disabling Dashboard.
* Configuring Hot Corners.
* Adjusting the behavior of Spaces and full-screen applications.

==Related Pages==
* [[macOS]]
* [[Apple Inc.]]
* [[Exposé (macOS)]]
* [[Spaces (macOS)]]
* [[Dashboard (macOS)]]
* [[Mac OS X Lion]]
* [[Trackpad]]
* [[System Preferences]]

==See Also==
* [[Window management]]
* [[Desktop environment]]
* [[Virtual desktop]]

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