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If the non-default option is a cancellation or negative action, cmd-period should usually work.

• perdomon 2y ago
  This is a great tip that I didn't know about. Thank you. It doesn't work for Numbers, since I need to DELETE not Cancel the file changes, but I'm sure it'll work in a ton of other places.
  • addaon 2y ago
    Delete button in dialog: cmd-delete. (Edit: Just tested this in numbers, works fine. In cases where the button isn't correctly tagged as a "delete" button it might not -- in that case, cmd-<first letter of button content> will almost always work.)
    • perdomon 2y ago
      Absolute legend
    • perdomon 2y ago
      Okay, one more question. When I have multiple terminal tabs open with processes running, I get an alert window with three options: Review Windows, Terminate Processes, Cancel: https://imgur.com/a/mNQNRaI https://imgur.com/a/mNQNRaI I can cancel with CMD + (period), but I can't seem to select Terminate Processes with anything except the mouse, since it isn't the default option and it isn't cancel. Any idea if this one is possible without turning on the keyboard navigation accessibility option?
      • addaon 2y ago
        It /should/ be cmd-t, but just confirmed that that doesn't work. I'd consider this a bug, and would suggest filing a radar for it.
        • perdomon 2y ago
          I’ve never done that before but will! How fun!