How to Bring Back Launchpad on macOS Tahoe

In this guide, we will show you an interesting method through which you can bring back the Launchpad on macOS Tahoe. With the latest iteration of the OS, the Cupertino giant has taken some controversial decisions, but none bigger than the removal of Launchpad. As if the introduction of the chaotic glass theme wasn’t enough, the non-sensical removal of the Launchpad only adds more to the confusion.

Or, we should be accustomed to such decisions from Apple nowadays. While I have seen a few users outrightly rejecting the usage of Launchpad, but for me, and many others across the globe, still found this feature quite handy. And seriously, it was one of those features that never conflicted with any of the system services or caused any issues whatsoever to the OS, so its removal hardly made a iota of sense.

Moreover, its replacement, the Application window, is hardly anywhere close to Launchpad. After, the latter was able to checkmark the below-listed functionalities, something which might not be possible with the new App window.

The ability for the user to customize the order of the apps
The ability for the user to sort apps into folders for the most sensible organization for them
The ability to see notification badges, like those on the Messages app
The ability to uninstall apps from macOS (long-click, wiggle, click the X)
The ability to see which apps are updating
The ability to see all the apps in one single window.

So all this begs an important question- is there any workaround using which you can bring back the Launchpad in macOS Tahoe? Well, there is one, and in this guide, we will show you how to do just that. Follow along.

How to Bring Back Launchpad on macOS Tahoe
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UPDATE: The Workaround Has Been Patched by Apple!