>There are many UI controls (including in dialogs) that just need a mouse or keyboard. Dialogs can be activated by using cmd+the letter of the first action. e.

>There are many UI controls (including in dialogs) that just need a mouse or keyboard. Dialogs can be activated by using cmd+the letter of the first action. e.g "File already exists, replace / cancel" cmd+R and cmd+C would work. This is far superior than tabbing around IMHO, but you can do that too, it's an option in settings. >Of course, I'd like to know how something like this can be done faster using the keyboard. - cmd+space - sys <return> - keyb <down> <return> - tab then left and right arrows to choose which tab you want I think this request is a poor workflow example for keyboard shortcuts. Better examples would be workflows that are a chain of repetitive actions in a sequence.