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What cmd-key shortcuts are you thinking of? FWIW every apple filepicker window I come across I can utilise the following shortcuts consistently, which is very n
by SPBS 7y ago
What cmd-key shortcuts are you thinking of? FWIW every apple filepicker window I come across I can utilise the following shortcuts consistently, which is very nice:
Cmd-Shift-A: Open Applications folder
Cmd-Shift-H: Open Home folder
Cmd-Shift-D: Open Desktop folder
Cmd-Shift-O: Open Documents folder
Cmd-Option-L: Open Downloads folder
Cmd-Shift-L: Open Library folder
Cmd-Shift-.: Toggle Hidden Files
Cmd-[: Back
Cmd-]: Forward
Cmd-Up: Up
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- okennedy 7y agoI forget the full list, but these had been standard since I started with OS7. cmd-s Save cmd-n New folder cmd-shift-s Save As It's possible some have been added back.
- Myrmornis 7y agoThat's a useful list. If I may say so I think it omits the best one! Cmd-Shift-G: Use the filesystem however the fuck you like, with tab completion.
- jamiek88 7y agoThat hidden files toggle shortcut is amazing! I've always used a terminal command I have saved in notes to do that. So much easier! Embarrassingly I am not new to OSX/MacOS.
- ValentineC 7y agoThis list of shortcuts is really useful. Thank you!
- SPBS 7y agoIf anyone is interested, here's a full list that I got it from that blew my mind https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201236 https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201236
- derefr 7y agoIt's useful to emphasize that the Cmd-[ and Cmd-] shortcuts specifically, work pretty much everywhere: in iTunes, Safari, Mail, Preferences, etc. It's almost like macOS has universal "scene-graph navigation shortcuts."