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CMD-Delete almost always serves to press the Delete button or the equivalent in those dialogs. Not sure how you're supposed to find that out though!
by cr__ 4y ago
CMD-Delete almost always serves to press the Delete button or the equivalent in those dialogs. Not sure how you're supposed to find that out though!
- yakubin 4y agoTIL. Thanks!
- musicale 4y ago> CMD-Delete This^. It used to be command-D for "Delete/Don't Save" but at some point they changed it to command-delete; maybe someone thought it made more sense and was harder to type by accident? <Delete> command-delete (backspace, not forward delete) <Cancel> esc <Save/Default> return/enter I actually prefer command-D precisely because it is easier to type: on the home row and you can type it with your left hand while mousing with the right.