Stop dragging windows all around your screen just to find the open app you want. Super helpful if you haven’t yet realized that Apple introduced tabbed browsing in the early 2000’s. Move quickly through the dozens of windows you have open in Safari.

Was it called that once upon a time?)Ĭycle through open windows of any application Drop in a URL or a search term and let the fun begin! (Note: I associate the “L” in this shortcut with “Location Bar” instead of “Address Bar.” I have no idea why. This keyboard shortcut auto-selects and replaces whatever is in Safari’s Address Bar, so go ahead and just start typing. Go back, go back, go back, nope too far, move forward. I use it mostly for the thesaurus to help make my writing more flowery fancy.Ĭommand (⌘) + Left () Bracket Pop-up a window that shows a Dictionary, Thesaurus, Wikipedia and more! It even performs Siri searches for news, maps, movies, iTunes and the App store. I can go years without realizing there are features I never knew existed, and that makes me sad. Why? Because this is where so many interesting application updates seem to occur. I’ve recently started checking my preferences more frequently. Same as above, but also keeps you from cruising past the beginning of a word, having to reverse direction, going too far again, reversing once more… That gets annoying quickly – like having your reverse reversed in Uno a dozen times in a row. Option (⌥) + Left (◀︎) or Right (▶) Arrow Move the cursor to the previous or next word This could potentially save you several hours a day if you type a lot.

You don’t have to point and click or rest your finger on the arrow key for 10 minutes waiting for the cursor to reach the end of a line. Move the cursor to the beginning or end of a lineĬommand (⌘) + Left (◀︎) or Right (▶) Arrow When you are done composing, stop lifting your hands just to click the send mail button. Top 10 Greatest Mac Keyboard Shortcuts of All-Time

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