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On Macs, there's a screen curtain feature that can be turned on and off. The shortcut is FN+CTRL+OPTION+SHIFT+-. It might be different on older versions of OSX,
by kolanos 7y ago
On Macs, there's a screen curtain feature that can be turned on and off. The shortcut is FN+CTRL+OPTION+SHIFT+-. It might be different on older versions of OSX, used to use the right option key, but I've forgotten the keystrokes.
- ValentineC 7y agoIt looks like the shortcut depends on what one's VoiceOver triggers key are. Here's the Apple doc for anyone interested: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201443 https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201443
- asadotzler 7y agoNVDA on Windows also offers a screen curtain. So does TalkBack on Android.