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Elumvia in your Dock

A clean window of its own, away from your other tabs.

What you’ll learn · 6 steps

  • Add Elumvia from Safari to your Dock in about a minute.
  • Give it a clean name and icon.
  • Open it from the Dock, with no browser bars.
STEP 1

Open Safari

Go to elumvia.com. Your Mac needs a recent version of macOS and Safari.

Safari on a Mac open at elumvia.com, with the address bar outlined. Safari on a Mac open at elumvia.com, with the address bar outlined.
STEP 2

Select Share

The Share button is a square with an arrow pointing up, at the top right of Safari. Or select File, then Add to Dock, at the top of the screen. Then go to step 4.

Safari on a Mac, with the Share button at the top right outlined. Safari on a Mac, with the Share button at the top right outlined.
STEP 3

Select Add to Dock.

The Safari share menu, with Add to Dock outlined. The Safari share menu, with Add to Dock outlined.
STEP 4

Name it Elumvia

If the name isn’t just Elumvia, change it to Elumvia. The name may start as a long line of text. Clear it and type Elumvia.

The Add to Dock box with a long name in the name field, outlined. The Add to Dock box with a long name in the name field, outlined.
The Add to Dock box with the name changed to Elumvia, outlined. The Add to Dock box with the name changed to Elumvia, outlined.
STEP 5

Select Add.

The Add to Dock box with the Add button outlined. The Add to Dock box with the Add button outlined.
STEP 6

Open from the Dock

The Elumvia icon is now in your Dock. Select it to open. You can also search for Elumvia with Spotlight (press Command and Space).

The Dock with the Elumvia icon outlined. The Dock with the Elumvia icon outlined.
Elumvia open in its own window on a Mac. Elumvia open in its own window on a Mac.

Good to know: Add to Dock needs a recent version of macOS and Safari. On older Macs, bookmark elumvia.com instead. The app in your Dock keeps its own sign-in and history, separate from Safari, so you may need to sign in once more.

Screens may look a little different on your Mac.

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