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Although I’m sure no one has ever mistakenly clicked or tapped an option that makes an in-app purchase, you might be the first, and reentering your password is a small price to pay for avoiding other small prices.

But pay attention to the second part of the label: Purchases and In-app Purchases. Require After 15 Minutes lets you click a few Buy or Get buttons in a row without repeated demands for your password. Purchases and In-app Purchases: The Always Require option is self-explanatory.At the bottom of the pane, set the two items under Password Settings: Either way, you’ll end up in the App Store pane of System Preferences. If you’re in the App Store app, choose App Store > Preferences or open System Preferences > App Store. Set App Store Password Preferencesīefore you go shopping, take a trip to the App Store preferences to set your shopping password preferences. And if you experience an interrupted download, there are various ways to restart it. You don’t have to supply your password for every single item you buy when you’re on a shopping spree. You can avoid pig-in-a-poke purchases by checking an item’s Info page, which includes reviews by users. The utility that you bought in 2010 which hasn’t worked in years, for instance, doesn’t have to haunt your Purchased list forever. There’s a new Mac App Store just around the corner, in macOS 10.14 Mojave, and thanks to changes in Apple’s policies, it’s wooing back some beloved Apple developers like Bare Bones Software and Panic (see “ The Big News about macOS 10.14 Mojave Is Dark,” 4 June 2018).įor the next several months, though, you’ll still be shopping in the current Mac App Store, with the current App Store app, whose features aren’t always obvious and which has a few glitches. #1650: Cloud storage changes for Box, Dropbox, Google Drive, and OneDrive quirky printing problem.#1651: Dealing with leading zeroes in spreadsheet data, removing ad tracking from ckbk.