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4. You can press the option key when pasting to move the files or you can drag the files (you can enable drag with drag lock to make things easier: https://supp
by ask_b123 5y ago
4. You can press the option key when pasting to move the files or you can drag the files (you can enable drag with drag lock to make things easier: https://support.apple.com/guide/mac-help/change-mouse-trackpad-preferences-unac899/mac https://support.apple.com/guide/mac-help/change-mouse-trackp...)
5. Why do you need a standalone app to make screenshots? cmd + shift + 5 (or 4) work fine imo.
- pombrand 5y ago4. Im aware but it still cumbersome, would be nice to do it without the using the keyboard. 5. Because I need more functionality.
- ask_b123 4y ago4. Dragging and dropping doesn't require the use of the option key. So there are two ways: - Keyboard: cmd+c -> cmd+opt+v - Non Keyboard: Drag -> Drop I know that's not the same as right click -> select cut -> right click -> paste, but it doesn't seem strictly worse. Oh! While dragging a file if you keep the cursor over a directory or over the Back/Forward Finder arrows it will move the focus while move to that dir. 5. I really don't know much about screenshots, their possible functionality or what you are looking for, but this app -> https://shottr.cc/ https://shottr.cc/ might serve your needs?