Learn how to easily enable the hidden single-application mode in macOS Monterey to boost productivity

Back in 1999, Steve Jobs showed off the new Finder in Mac OS X. It ran in single-application mode, meaning that when you switch from one app to another the first app would be automatically minimized.
23 years later, this feature is still pretty useful, especially if you want/need to maximize productivity while working in a specific app and quickly remove all distractions.
You don’t need to install a third party app because the feature is still built-in, but not enabled.
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