How can I make iCalendar default to today's date on startup? It stores the last date you used but that is useless. I would like to see the current date/day displayed when I click on iCalendar instead of having to click on [Today] when I start it.
Thank you
MacBook Pro 16″, macOS 15.6
HJPOM wrote:
How can I make iCalendar default to today's date on startup? It stores the last date you used but that is useless. I would like to see the current date/day displayed when I click on iCalendar instead of having to click on [Today] when I start it.
Thank you
I leave my calendar in Month view....
the today's date is always visible unless you do not look at for a month+ I would guess. Close the lid and let the Mac sleep, open the lid and pick up where you left off...
Put the Calendar in Full Screen mode— why are you quitting it to begin with(?)
you can submit your feedback direct to the Product Team:
It's my experience that if I quit the Calendar app while it is in Day view, then the next time I open the app it defaults to the next day with an event.
I don't know a way to default to Today, as you are asking.
You may find useful guidance here:
Calendar User Guide for Mac - Apple Support
Have iCalendar default to today's date when starting up
