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As a tip for macOS users who maybe don’t know this: Theres a similar feature in every macOS app when you click the “Help” menubar entry of an app and enter text
by terhechte 5y ago
As a tip for macOS users who maybe don’t know this: Theres a similar feature in every macOS app when you click the “Help” menubar entry of an app and enter text into the search field there.
- paldepind2 5y agoThere’s a default binding for it as well: `command + /`.
- KillerRAK 5y agoSuch an under-appreciated feature by macOS users and devs alike.
- bobbylarrybobby 5y agoIt's actually command + shift + /, i.e., command + ?
- kitsunesoba 5y agoI don’t really use this as a command palette, but it’s so good for finding specific bits of functionality in an app. It’s also one of the reasons I’m a big fan of global menubars: they act as a sort of index of everything an app can do, and the menubar is always present anyway there’s no point in devs not utilizing them.
- hawski 5y agoSadly not every application has something useful available there.