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Yes I noticed it and that's great but it doesn't give you audio play/pause shortcut. It doesn't work on the expand arrow for example (that's an idea for Apple !
by rloc 10y ago
Yes I noticed it and that's great but it doesn't give you audio play/pause shortcut. It doesn't work on the expand arrow for example (that's an idea for Apple !).
I have to make compromises if I want the play/pause control then I'll loose the brightness or volume because the shortcuts are limited to 4 max even if the touch bar is mostly unused black space on the left most of the time.
- dkonofalski 10y agoIf that's the case, you can just go into System Preferences and make the expanded view the default.
- rloc 10y agoYes but then you loose the app dynamic controls and the benefits of having a dynamic touch bar.
- dkonofalski 10y agoWeren't you just complaining that you'd rather not have the touch bar and would rather have the default keys? It sounds like you're looking for a scenario that's not possible. Either you have fully dynamic keys or you have the option to customize the entire row. I don't really see a way you could have both.
- spilk 10y agoYou can easily add the play/pause button into the touchbar in the keyboard preferences: http://i.imgur.com/WMizuQD.jpg http://i.imgur.com/WMizuQD.jpg