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I agree with a lot of that, especially the key repeat speed. You can get it even faster than what the UI offers by manually setting it with defaults. I would a
by ah- 13y ago
I agree with a lot of that, especially the key repeat speed. You can get it even faster than what the UI offers by manually setting it with defaults.
I would add to this list:
- BetterTouchTool (http://www.boastr.de/ http://www.boastr.de/) with gestures set up for better browsing. Change tabs by swiping with three fingers to the right/left, close tab by swiping down, new tab by swiping up. Same thing for terminal.app tabs.
- iStat Menus for network/cpu monitoring.
- __david__ 13y ago> - BetterTouchTool (http://www.boastr.de/ http://www.boastr.de/) Also, three finger click -> middle click. Middle clicking links will open the link in a new tab on almost every browser. Middle clicking on a tab will close it. These features are essential for me when I'm reading Hacker News or Reddit.
- e28eta 13y agoFor open in new tab on a Mac, I use CMD-click. Takes two hands, but works without special setup and I usually have a hand near the keyboard anyway.
- __david__ 13y agoI did it that way for years—It's perfectly acceptable. But the triple click is just so much better for me. It's one of those little things that makes way more of a difference than you'd initially think. I'd encourage you to try it, even if it seems dumb.
- eli 13y agokeyremap4macbook provides a (slightly kludgey) UI for adjusting key repeat speed, among many other options. Also, it obviously lets you remap keys. I prefer to have the Right Option key on my MBA work as Enter.