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@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ macOS has many settings for changing the appearance and behavior of the Dock. Fi
 
 Keep in mind that not having the Dock visible all the time will likely feel a little strange at first. I recommend giving it a shot for a week, even if you don't like it right away. You probably won't want to go back (especially if you use Raycast; more on that in the next section too).
 
-Now, if auto-hide really isn't your cup of tea, there are still other things you can do to save space. Typically, vertical screen space is more valuable than vertical space (your screen is more wide than tall!). Some people therefore prefer **moving the Dock on the left or the right** instead because of this. You can also simply make the Dock a little smaller to save some space!
+Now, if auto-hide really isn't your cup of tea, there are still other things you can do to save space. Typically, vertical screen space is more valuable than horizontal space (your screen is wider than it is tall!). Some people therefore prefer **moving the Dock on the left or the right** instead because of this. You can also simply make the Dock a little smaller to save some space!
 
 ### Un-clutter your menu bar