If you click them, they simply open the app they're associated with. Another drawback to Widgets is they're mostly just visual bits of information. But I bet we'll see that in a future release. Sadly, you can't drop the Big Sur versions of Widgets onto the desktop on Mac, which is a bummer because your Mac has a lot more desktop real estate where you could do interesting stuff with them. Widgets have already made a splash in iOS 14: You can now place them on the iPhone home screen for the first time (something Android phones have been doing for over a decade). The other big feature imported from iOS is Widgets, which you access by actually clicking on the clock in the upper right corner of the screen. You have to act like you're dragging it to the Menu Bar, but then drag it back and drop it in the Control Center. One nice feature is the ability to drag settings from the Control Center up to the Menu Bar - although removing them isn't as easy.
The Mac version of Control Center doesn't have nearly as many options as the iOS version yet, but it's a start. The version in Big Sur is also in the upper right-hand corner, and you access it by clicking the slider icon next to the clock. This is a favorite in iOS, which allows you to swipe down from the upper right corner for easy access to airplane mode, volume, brightness, Wi-Fi, the flashlight and a bunch other buttons that you can customize. iOS imports: Control Center and Widgetsīig Sur also brings over two features from iOS that will make a lot of people happy, if they use both a Mac with an iPhone or iPad. My only problem when I do this is that I keep looking for the clock in the upper right-hand corner (even when I'm wearing a watch and could easily check that).
In fact, if you auto-hide both the Dock and the Menu Bar, you can have a super clean desktop. The Menu Bar is more translucent, too, and it's easier than ever to make it auto-hide using the new Dock & Menu Bar section in Settings. The Finder is redesigned and is also more see-through with new, simpler (and flatter) icons. The dock is now more translucent and floats like the dock on the iPhone and iPad.
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