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The shortcut is different on macOS, hence your confusion. The combination is Cmd+Shift+R which is very close to where your fingers are in their resting state. O
by Etheryte 3y ago
The shortcut is different on macOS, hence your confusion. The combination is Cmd+Shift+R which is very close to where your fingers are in their resting state. On macOS you generally use Cmd everywhere where you would use Ctrl on Windows.
- LAC-Tech 3y agohuh that looks even more awkward. - left hand little finger on shift - left hand thumb (??) on command - left hand index finger on R
- geepytee 3y agoI think I know what the problem is. Can we see a pic of your hand?
- 9dev 3y agoWith the added benefit that CMD+C (copy) and CTRL+C (abort) don’t conflict in a terminal emulator!
- brianpan 3y agoMy answer to the question is thumb, pinkie, index. Thumb (cmd, near spacebar), pinkie (shift), index (r). And this particular key combo is quite comfortable.
- CelticBard 3y agoYep, same for me too
- irrational 3y ago> On macOS you generally use Cmd everywhere where you would use Ctrl on Windows. On every Mac I use, I go into Modifier Keys and switch CMD and CTRL. I started doing this when I first switched from windows to Mac about 20 years ago and have never switched back. It confuses other people when they use my computers, but it is what I'm accustomed to. I especially don't understand how people do CMD+X/C/V - the modifier key is just too close. Doing CTRL+X/C/V is so much more comfortable.
- geraldwhen 3y agoControl C would require leaving the home row. You use left thumb on CMD.
- AceJohnny2 3y ago> The combination is Cmd+Shift+R On Safari, it's actually Cmd+Alt+R (no Shift) Which was very confusing for me as I couldn't solve a cache issue with the expected Cmd+Shift+R. Oh, and Pinky on left Alt/Option, Thumb on left Cmd, Index on R. I've never learned to combine right and left modifiers :( Probably gaming has ruined me.