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My favorites: To quickly find text, select some text and press ⌘E followed by ⌘G. In save dialogs, press ⌘= to switch between the compact and expanded layout.
by mherrmann 2y ago
My favorites:
To quickly find text, select some text and press ⌘E followed by ⌘G.
In save dialogs, press ⌘= to switch between the compact and expanded layout.
In save dialogs, press ~ to open a Go To File dialog prefilled with the home directory. Press / to open it prefilled with the root directory.
Hold Option while opening the Wi-Fi and Bluetooth menus to access extra options.
After copying a file, press ⌥⌘V to move the file instead of pasting a copy of it.
Terminal:
Press ⇧⌘A to select the output from the previous command.
Press ⌘L to clear the output from the previous command.
Press ⌃⌘V to paste and format text that is properly escaped for the shell.
Press ⌃T while a command is executing to view runtime statistics about the execution so far.
- nbbaier 2y ago> After copying a file, press ⌥⌘V to move the file instead of pasting a copy of it. This one is very cool
- georgeck 2y ago> To quickly find text, select some text and press ⌘E followed by ⌘G. This is really nice. Once I am in this 'search' mode, I couldn't figure out how to get out of this mode. - Edited to make question more descriptive.
- thomasstuttard 2y agoHow do you exit the find text, selection mode (⌘E, ⌘G)? I have tried pressing the escape key, with no luck.
- saagarjha 2y agoClick elsewhere?
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