Amazing Mac Tips You've Never Used!

[@ismh86]

That podcast sounds good.

[@snazzy]

I have it on good authority you'd be interested.

[@joshuagrady]

I’m into it. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@beezohh3993]

Seth Rogen is that you?

[@UnderEu]

O, rly?

[@adamwatson9112]

Yeahh but... it doesn't have good people in it.

[@Ashanmaril]

These videos are always a list of things I would find incredibly useful but will inevitably forget as soon as the video ends

[@snazzy]

FLASHCARD TIME!

[@alexsantander]

Jajaja agree

[@adityakoparkar]

@@snazzy Could you please please please post ONE MEGA TIPS video which has ALL THE TIPS at one place. I am sure that will help a lot of users.

[@seannot-telling9806]

@@adityakoparkar That would be so nice. Also add to that in the description a list of the ones in that video or a link to a list.

[@seeameya]

Use stickies app and refer them until these shortcuts are a second nature to you.

[@EricRosenfield]

Me: has a Mac for 30 years Snazzy: Most Mac users probably know this Me: did not know that

[@syth-1]

Phantasy Star Fan huh? Who's to say you can't use Mac OS on a non Apple device, It's far better optimised than windows that's for sure, Mac OS itself is great, you're issues stems from Apple hardware, and if anything to go by what you wrote, I feel the same. But Mac OS by en large is great, even if it's 'different',

[@TheNewGreenIsBlue]

@Steve Sherman You'll find that Mac power users are more adept at the command line and keyboard than windows users. You HAVE to know what you're doing on a Mac as in order to get proficient you'll spend more time in the command line. I'm proficient in Windows and Mac and I can tell you that for the regular consumer for both machines is about the same intelligence level... but on a Mac you'll often need to know your way around the command line. In Windows you can just click around preferences until you find what you're looking for.

[@DefiantJazzEnthusiast]

Steve Sherman people like what the like. Why is that so hard for you to understand. Does an person using a Mac affect you personally? If not, why are you so pressed about it?

[@andrewh.4186]

@Steve Sherman My sincere apologies for my part in your terrible emotional suffering. Should Apple users be required to pay reparations to Windows users? Might as well complain about how the existence of Whole Foods drives up costs by normalizing organic food production. The fact is, some people just like a straight forward interface that isn't going to get completely overhauled with an unstable and unrecognizable replacement every random integer between 2-5 years.

[@andrewh.4186]

@Steve Sherman Whole Foods existed for almost 4 decades before being bought out by Amazon. I guess they were pure for 37 years, and are now completely evil. But you do forget, Microsoft got saved from being a totalitarian monopoly only because the Department of Justice stepped in and told them they had to fall back. That, and their product was getting so terrible at that point (well, after) people started looking for better options. Apple, as you correctly point out, is too small of a player to have that level of market control. Beyond that it's just "influence", but not truly monopoly except over those who prefer them (in the same way that Ford has a monopoly on people who will only drive Ford trucks).

[@MatthiasKleine]

6:55 I drag and drop the file directly on the „choose file“ button instead of opening the dialog first

[@cyanara_art]

same

[@lian1238]

Who's the gerbil, now?

[@titanox_2155]

I guess Microsoft devs see it the same way

[@AstonishedByTheLackOfCake]

literally this

[@pennypacker176]

I was like: why the fuck would I open the dialog. I was thinking Im missing something. Just MacOS things I guess...

[@wambman]

Snazzy, you are the only youtuber out there that gives actual tips & tricks. Loved all of those videos. The hot corners tip just blew me away. Here are some of my tips from over the years: - in every file select prompt, press cmd + D to go to your Desktop. Easy for quickly navigating to that single-purpose screenshot you just made. - in Terminal, enter defaults write com.apple.dock mineffect -string suck to activate the "Suck" minimize effect. - in the Dock preferences, set "Prefer tabs when opening documents" to "Always". Work those tabs! - Spotlight sucks. Download Alfred. Set cmd+space as your Alfred shortcut. Forget about Spotlight forever. - Go to System Preferences > Keyboard > Shortcuts > Keyboard and set a shortcut for "Move focus to the menu bar" (i like to use cmd + alt + space). This will allow you to navigate the menu bar with keystrokes, which is wayyyy faster than moving your mouse over there and going over all the menu items. Also, makes you look like a magician. - Speaking of menus, toggling alt with a menu open will show you alt-ernative shortcuts. - in Finder, when in List View, press cmd+J. This will allow you to make the icons in your list bigger, which I find to be more orderly. - you probably knew you can alt-click the green button on any window. Works on the new drop-down menu as well. Full screen sucks, we all know it. - cmd + Tab for the app switcher. Press Q while still holding down cmd to quit the selected app. Quickly quit apps you dont need. That's all I can think of right now.

[@AlexEgiyan]

OMG the spotlight Command R is what I've been searching for years

[@fluffycritter]

too bad Spotlight itself can't find it

[@YourMJK]

You can also just press Enter while holding down Command. Much more intuitive than R if you ask me.

[@harrykatsaros]

YourMJK yeah I worked this out when gen 2 Spotlight first hit the Mac back in Leopard. I think first gen Spotlight in Tiger was totally different as it had its own window view separate from the Finder. But yeah it’s pretty obvious... Return to open the file and just Command + Return to show in Finder.

[@mohabaliil8428]

Command space it works too tho

[@trd2418]

Wait before you discover alfred.

[@Drakhra]

9:28 *cmd + option + backspace

[@Drakhra]

cmd + backspace = move to trash good thing is, if you don't wanna get rid of something, it ain't gone

[@heshuimu]

+1

[@wclifton968gameplaystutorials]

Windows and most other operating systems: Shift+Delete

[@loveinkill]

if the file/folder is on local volume > cmd + option + backspace network volume > cmd + backspace

[@UnderEu]

THANK YOU!

[@dane.dagreat]

I’m not going to lie, I have been a Mac user for almost 20 years and 80% of these tips I’m seeing for the first time 🤦🏽‍♂️

[@xoxo-pp7ru]

Bruh 😳👀😹💀🤦

[@AngryAxew]

its ok, old people get a pass, yall dont catch on too quick

[@hossromani]

That’s why it’s Snazzy!

[@DryRoastedLemon]

2:01 - In regards to window management: you can also hold down the Option key while hovering over the maximize button. That reveals options that allow you to snap a window to the left or the right without it switching to the iPadOS-esque full screen mode. I much prefer this over the very stiff feeling iPadOS method. Might be a Catalina thing. I don’t know.

[@OsamaRana]

I'm on mojave and doing the option+click toggles between two sizes of the window, presumably the last two window sizes for that program.

[@jishnukanth5543]

Cool, finally mac OS has it.. So u can SNAP windows like in Windows 10 with this trick

[@shining359]

cool! but it is slower than magnet

[@DryRoastedLemon]

EFS Very true! I much prefer using Magnet, too. I just thought I’d point it out :)

[@joshparker132]

omg i tried looking for this earlier online and couldn't find any official methods!! thank you :))

[@warpigroadkill]

I use spectacle for window management. It’s awesome for dual screens and heavy window work. I use hot corners to lock my display.

[@Trippy-Trains]

7:00 As a new Mac user coming from Windows, you just gave me 5 more years of lifetime with this trick.

[@Gianni135]

haha

[@barymac5840]

Ikr it's amazing 😍

[@viriv]

except drag 'n drop is a thing so its a stupid trick lol (use linux myself tho)

[@BonBaisers]

in windows it's possible too, just drag a file to the textbox on the bottom of any loading window... you're welcome.

[@Trippy-Trains]

BonBaisers Thanks, but in Windows is not that necessary.

[@cwfeldmann]

I've known about the Save/Open Dialogue box trick and I tell people all the time is it THE key functionality that I choose Mac over PC for my daily driver. I love everything else about Macs too but that one feature saves me the most amount of time, at least from what I perceive. I love it and thank you for pointing it out, Snazzy!

[@Contreramanjaro]

These Mac tips videos remind me of my first semester in college where everyone had a new Mac and shared shortcuts like they were secrets.

[@Jay-ds2eu]

still do that now !

[@fabianeppler7918]

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[@fabianeppler7918]

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[@SovonHalder]

Quin please don't stop making these videos. I like to think myself as a power user and these tips; 40% of them I didn't know before. Spotlight to browse, merge all windows to tabs, stationary pad, move files holding command, DOCK toggle, command click app on dock to browse install location. These are pretty cool.

[@habeebweeb]

2:30 If you hold option you also get the option to resize the window to half the screen instead of it being a pseudo fullscreen type thing. I'm real glad mac finally has this natively but it would be a lot better if it were a lot easier to access like how windows does it.

[@gettoana]

mind. blown.

[@york824]

The switching between windows within same application tip is a life-saver! It drove me crazy even after years of using macOS after switching from Windows and Linux that the Dock doesn't show all the windows I opened. Thank you sooooo much for this!

[@stefan-x9g]

7:06 you can literally drag the file you want into the "choose file" area on windows. Works on most websites.

[@JPCruz]

I copy browser links a thousand times per day. That Command+L tip saved my life! Also, it was one of the old Mac Tips videos that brought me to your channel, about 2 years ago. Love those vids!

[@drgabi18]

6:48 Snazzy, on Windows you can just CTRL C the file and in the Choose File window (or Open window) you just CTRL V and in the File Name section the full path to the file you copied will be there.

[@wclifton968gameplaystutorials]

or drag the file into text box at the bottom of the window

[@drgabi18]

@@wclifton968gameplaystutorials Yup Or SHIFT RIGHT CLICK on the file and press the "Copy as path" context action Whatever floats your boat basically lol

[@amsocool99]

He doesn't use Windows as his main OS so I can understand why he thinks there arent other ways to get around this.

[@drgabi18]

@Nigel Kipling I'm still on Windows 7 so I have no clue how horrible it is on Windows 10, if they replaced it with a UWP variant or etc. Right now _it just works_ ™

[@sideshowlol]

Great tips, Quinn, Thank you. One thing: Re what you say @ 9:35, I always use command-backspace whenever I need to send files to the trash. Isn't it command-option-backspace to get the warning dialog and option to immediately delete? Also, when you are command-tabbing to switch between apps, changing to command-tilde, without releasing the command key, reverses the direction.

[@twoah927]

2:19 magnet is the single item that has allowed me to switch from windows to mac, i love it.

[@RafaelUnplugged]

Started soft with the first two then went hard. Haha. The file drag for the path is so genius one of my favorite. If you click a volume on / desktop finder it'll open a new window. If you command-double click another it'll open the volume in a new tab so no new window.

[@craighart]

6:38 Actually if you want to upload something in browser, you can just simply drag the file on "Choose File" button, works both on macOS and Windows.

[@curiosityintrigue]

I'm so glad to be reminded about Option + CMD + V. Watching his presentation style is so much better than just reading about shortcuts.

[@georgeelsham]

I ALWAYS accidentally trigger my hot corners. Love that tip!

[@snazzy]

Cheers!

[@jandurek]

I haven't been using hot corners at all because I tend to accidentally trigger them. I might give them a shot now

[@kaminaricos]

Glad to see you highlight the "stationary pad" feature! The recording services department at my college uses that for Pro Tools so that we can create a whole new file faster than using a template. It's super helpful!

[@web_dev_cz]

7:00 you can also drag the file over the "choose file" button and it works. on windows too

[@riponrip4574]

Nah, windows should burn in the depths of death

[@web_dev_cz]

@@riponrip4574 very constructive criticism 👍 😂😂

[@soberhippie]

I think you could do them over and over again. They are super useful, and not all of them are easily remembered, esp. because not all of them might have immediate usecases. With youtube not suggesting old videos all that often, having a mac tip video recommended to you every now and again would be very useful. And may be even fewer tips in one video. Thank you for them.

[@BehradDavoudi]

oh god now i feel like an idiot after spending a whole day writing an applescript that highlights the safari URL bar....

[@RobbieSkaff]

Lol I feel

[@hellNo116]

you just broke the most important rule of coding. you should always if they is a solution already :p

[@lolerie]

@@hellNo116 and there always is... always...

[@jzmmm]

fyi in windows, it's ctrl+L

[@bramwall]

@@jzmmm OR Alt+D which is a lot easier to to with one hand

[@gorillaman283]

That hotkey improvement is fantastic

[@xseman]

6:42 Actualy you can drag image to "Choose File" button and it works :)

[@Doge317]

This! Even works on most (if not all) OS.

[@littlelamp100]

i usually just copy the file path from the top of the file explorer

[@Etienne_H]

That too.. Fucking hate Windows and their users who think it's fine to live without those and many more…

[@Etienne_H]

@@littlelamp100 How tedious yuck

[@littlelamp100]

# well tbh i miss having quick access to the file path in finder maybe it’s just because i’ve used windows most of my life but there really should be a file path up there...

[@vacation_generation]

Excellent video. Been using a mac now for some years, and even now at work! But don't know half the 'time saving' stuff you pointed out on this video. I need to watch again as half went in one ear and out the other.

[@Leggir]

Rewatching with Ad-Blocker turned off.

[@snazzy]

Thanks so much for your support!!! :D

[@webbonyoutube]

Keeping it on because of the clickb8

[@bitrot42]

The Spotlight path and browser URL key combos are pure gold! Both will be seriously useful for me, and I had no idea they existed. Thanks for more awesome tips!

[@markloving11]

Ctrl cmd q! I’ve been using a Mac since 2010, HOW DID I NOT KNOW ABOUT THIS!!! Thanks a Quinn! 👍🤘

[@PieroUlloa]

I think this was introduced in Mojave

[@pozersk8er]

Piero Ulloa should be in earlier versions as well

[@donatoazavedo5120]

I have High Sierra it is there. Maybe always there but only got a menu item in HS.

[@BixbyConsequence]

If you're like most Mac users you simply invoke the screensaver by moving the cursor to the hot corner, thereby locking the Mac with a flick of the wrist.

[@xoniq-vr]

That hotkeys with corners is golden! Didn't know this, but love the interactive corners. Now with a standard hotkey this is even better. Thanks Snazz!

[@Advcrazy]

Omg I’ve cursed apple so many times for not just showing the location of the file in spotlight...why don’t they just show it without a secret function like having to press command??!! 🤨 Thanks for the tip!! My quality of life just improved significantly!

[@Yxpers]

Where are those cool table lamps from on your cover picture? There are so cool! I would like to order one for myself. Thanks!

[@nithindanday7747]

1:02 this man really has his iCloud drive backed up on his Google drive

[@ibgrafx7760]

Been a mac user since ‘90. Some of these are new to me and I hate it that I didn’t know some of them but love that i found it. Thanks!!

[@closeben]

“This video doesn’t have an ad” *proceeds to give an ad*

[@mandulabao]

Hi Quinn, excellent video. Thanks a lot. I have a question. My MacBook, in the right top corner under Volume icon it sometimes detects my wireless Sonos speaker, sometimes it doesn't. And even when it can detect the speaker, it cannot connect to it. Same for Spotify app. It is really annoying. But on my iPhone no such problem. So I can conclude the speaker itself has no problem. Not sure if you know how to fix it. Thanks in advance.

[@Sawy7]

Ah, I see some KDE Plasma in the background.

[@ivanf.8489]

Yes. And that wallpaper seems like Manjaro. He's turning to the dark side, xD

[@simonjohnson2897]

Thanks for the video. I learned quite a few new tricks. Your video was perfectly executed. Just the right pace, excellent content and length.

[@wammo12345]

My internal monologue still says "Apple-Shift-3" and "Apple-Shift-4" etc, for screen shots, because in the olden days my keyboard had what I thought a of as "an apple key", a key not present on other systems. Occasionally I say to somebody "press Apple Shift 3 ...." And they don't know what I mean...

[@talkin-ape]

I'm the same, been on Mac since System 6. Command will always be the Apple key to me.

[@sittieainie9871]

Thanks so much! I've recently ventured into MacOS via a 2019 Macbook Pro 13" from a Dell XPS 13", I love the fresh look and how snappy things operate and seamlessly with my iOS devices as well. However, there's these little learning curves I'm currently struggling with and your video has solved a bunch of them. Thanks!

[@user-ei7ed6zy9k]

"everyone that uses mac knows that you can...." My dumb@ss pretending to already know it

[@musasoyyo]

WOW! I've been a Mac user for several years now, and always look for ways to speed up my work flow using commands and even programming hotkeys for everything I can using periferals such as Shuttle Pro and software such as controllermate tu use midi controls as keyboard shortcuts, but in this video I learned really useful new tips and tricks. I thought this was going to be a video of the same old tricks everyone uses.

[@AbdulAziz4CaNaDa]

Good tips 👍🏻 I wish if u display the shortcuts on the screen. Thanks again

[@ThinkCleverAndSmart]

I'm considering myself a power used but I still learn new things every time you make a video like this. Thanks man!

[@eastman12344]

Please do more of these, even if they are not new tips, it helps reminds me of old ones I forgot about.

[@YosiOren]

Hover over the window zoom button to snap left or right but hold the options key will get the same but not full screen ipad mode. Also double click title bar to extend window top to bottom.

[@ColinRobertson_LLAP]

Quinn, you make my mac life that much better every time you release one of these. I don't know what I'd do without my (virtually) instant dock hide/unhide and now you solved one of my long standing annoyances with Spotlight-being able to FIND the file, not just open it! Thanks man!

[@floridahummer]

Is there a way that when I have finished with a certain app it doesn't stay in the dock? fairly new to mac os but always willing to learn, your videos are very helpful , thanks.

[@tristanlukens7158]

You can use control and shift too with the hot corners! Great video!

[@Epro95]

Definitely going to use the merge all windows tip as well as the path shortcut for spotlight

[@DeanHerbertMooCow]

- cmd-enter works in spotlight too for opening in finder! - you can drag files into the "choose files" button in all browsers on both macOS and windows!

[@JayKerr]

I've been using a Mac since the IIsi came out and I never knew about Command-L. Thanks! Very handy!

[@abinjosephthekkenedumpuram7351]

7:28 drag file to destination folder, easier than cntrl+x, it moves the file from original location to the new one if both the folders are in same drive and it copies if both the folders are in two different drives on windows...

[@VladKov]

Great!!! Never knew how to delete a file avoiding Trashcan for years, after switching from Windows! And how to find a path via spotlight!!! So happy! Thank you 🙏🏻

[@miketrame4090]

You can merge all windows with preview too, I use it all the time reviewing lecture slides before exams :)

[@bartoszkozina]

out of all mac tips videos that you made this was by far the most useful one, thank you :)

[@drtj2066Tube]

Useful tips, thanks! Just need to mention that in Windows, you can copy a folders path from the address bar, and then paste it to the address bar of the Open File Dialog.

[@tanaka-kun6388]

Omg- this really helped me. Especially the command and r key with spotlight

[@kareemjeiroudi1964]

I know almost all of these tricks (except for two) and they are certainly the reason I use a Mac. Great that you're making a video about it. It makes life easier 👍. I didn't know about stationary files btw... Pretty handy!

[@WarriorsPhoto]

I seriously doubt this will be your last in this series Quinn. You make great tip videos and there'll be more tips you'll find and share with us. Thank you sir.

[@RobbyHuang]

Wow, usually I don't learn anything from tips videos, but this time there was a ton I didn't know. Thanks!

[@matheusoliveira224]

Wow! One of the best Mac Tips I've seen around KZbin. Thanks for sharing, brother!

[@blaireasdon]

I usually watch these tips & tricks videos and already know most if not all of them... More than half of these I did not know. Thanks for being a wizard.

[@GrantGelinasBrown]

I've been using a Mac for years and there was basically ONE thing in this video I knew. Thank you! Excellent stuff!

[@RomboutVersluijs]

PS you can also do that option trick for BlueTooth. It will show you more options. It also shows more options under the volume button, you can switch output source. ALso CMD lets you drag around those icons in the topbar

[@bluephreakr]

Hey Quinn, had Apple created a way to make symbolic links on their own proprietary partition formats yet? I ask this, because as a Windows / Linux user those are _stupid_ handy for creating ad-hoc or permanent file aliases for disk maintenance and file tree arrangement.

[@ClickingPixels]

I don't know if you have already covered it, but you can also expand the info shown in the Bluetooth devices in the same way you did with the networks. That way you can see which encoder your headphones are using, you can also use the Bluetooth xcode tool to force an specific codec like aptx.

[@FuzzelFoxGame]

I'm not sure if you've shown it in another video but if you press and hold on the green gem you can drag the window to either side of the desktop to snap it to that side just like in Windows.

[@BrianEsselbrugge]

Pro Mac shortcut user for over 14 years, but still a few new ones, thanks Snaz!

[@ArielBrener]

Great Tips! Please don't stop with the Mac Tip series.

[@Heretechnocrat]

6:55 - With Windows 10, it is possible to do the drag and drop method on the upload window, just not with icons. In the window where you have your file, select it, go to the top-left of the ribbon where it says "Copy Path" --> go to the upload window's "File Name" field --> paste the path --> "Open". I hope this helps.

[@AlPortensis]

Maaan that first tip alone was worth this video!!! Thanks man!! 🙏🙏🙏

[@baileycrowley1734]

These are some of my favourite videos! I genuinely see myself using some of these tips as part of my everyday! Thanks!

[@daniellewis5473]

keep these mac tips and mac apps coming they are so clutch

[@dangrabko]

How did you get the Goggle Drive volume to index in search? Mine doesn’t work that way. Nothing on my GDrive shows in Spotlight search or Finder search. Same on my iPad Pro... 😕

[@Polletross]

I always use my hot corners and have a high trackpad speed but thats super cool about adding command or other keys to use them! Never tried them. I agree they ehould allow doubling up

[@MattB90]

It's actually amazing how many head scratching features, or lack there of, windows and MacOS both have, its like they got together and divided up useful features as to not make either operating system too good

[@mikaelhuostila4005]

Can you share the wallpaper in this video? Looks really clean

[@QuietmindYoga]

The first tip is something I have wished existed for years! And I’m a total Mac nerd and thought I knew all the tricks. Thank you for sharing this.

[@SteveFlatEarth]

9:35 I do this all the time but the result you got, really surprised me. I've never had it work like that. When I command backspace (delete key) I never get a dialog and it goes to the trash. It doesn't delete it from the trash. I've never seen it work like you show it.

[@XeZrunner]

6:40 What you can do on Windows is copy the path from the address bar of the File explorer, then paste it into the "File name" field at the bottom of the file chooser dialog. This will navigate you to that path. You can also hold down Shift while right-clicking on a file, select Copy as path, then paste that into the chooser dialog and press Enter - it will choose the file you specified as a path. In programs like Microsoft Office, you can also paste an internet URL into the file chooser dialog for a picture and it will paste the picture into the document. During this video, I noticed that macOS has lots of additional little details that are very handy for superusers, especially the one where you can hold down a modifier key for the hot corners, whereas Windows either has some relics from the past or simply nothing (modern apps don't really have any tricks aside from being able to full screen any of them with a keyboard shortcut).

[@AndrewJShirley]

Loving your videos, I've watched like five tonight. Awesome stuff.

[@JeremyNeish]

Mac user since 1984 and I rarely learn something new, but once again, you taught me two new things. Thanks.

[@snazzy]

Cheers!!

[@appelsmic]

This is legit the best one yet boss. Incredible tips in here. Absolutely love the feeling of discovering hidden gems behind what really is the very best OS. Also, what’s that keyboard?

[@snazzy]

Thanks! Keyboard is a Topee Realforce

[@stevekelly9399]

Just the first spotlight trick is worth the watch! Thanks dude.

[@billraty14]

Thanks for control-command-Q. Always loved Windows-L and wanted same on Mac, and now, 9 years later, I know what it is!

[@andrevalente1150]

Hey, great tips. I'm a Windows guy but I use Macs regularly. Little great Windows thing, if you drag a file with the right button, when dropping the file it will ask you what you want do with it: create shortcut, move or copy.

[@UnderEu]

- Cmd+L will become handy; - Cmd+` , Man… FINALLY a real window switcher on macOS; - Stationery pad: Never knew what it is about and now I know; - Drag file to 'Choose from file...': I always use that and it's really awesome; - Cut and paste, I use XtraFinder to gain this functionality using Cmd+X, among many other features; - Option+Cmd+Backspace] No more using the trash (useless for myself); - Good to see you using MacUpdater, such an amazing utility. The guy who gave you this tip is really nice 😄 - I always used Ctrl+Shift+Eject for locking + turning off my screen but learning Ctrl+Cmd+Q… 🤯 - And the correct Dock is in bottom AND always visible! Period! 😌 Awesome tips, as always, Master Quinn! For the next one, do a video about utility apps (1st and 3rd-party ones): OnyX, TinkerTool, hidden tricks in Disk Utility, Network Utility, Wireless Diagnostics and so on...

[@snazzy]

Good ideas! Thanks!!

[@johannespettersen]

I feel like a superhero with all this knowledge and power

[@alexmarlow3474]

I've only seen the first tip and this video is already worth a thumbs up!

[@calvienchan]

I like your videos. Very informative, simple and straight forward. Keep up the good work. 👍

[@aidynguilbert4492]

I love that Mabel's 'High Expectations' is in your recently played. We love a king with eclectic taste 🙌🏼

[@feratul9173]

Good tips you got there, been using macOS from last year and keep learning new things......

[@TonyLewis42]

Shift - Option Arrow Keys for selecting text word by word used in tandem with Command A and Command Arrow keys is how power users edit text. There are lots more short cuts for text editing but thats the best goto one I use the most