If there’s something I’ve noticed about IOS computer users, it’s the fact that they never really utilize the computer, not alone use it to full capacity. Would you like to share your cool and useful IOS computer hacks?
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If there’s something I’ve noticed about IOS computer users, it’s the fact that they never really utilize the computer, not alone use it to full capacity. Would you like to share your cool and useful IOS computer hacks?
Some cool ones I use right after a clean install;
— keeping the menu bar and dock in dark mode but the rest of the system in light mode.
— adding empty spaces of different widths to the dock for organizing the app icons
increasing the show speed for the dock.
— resetting Finder folder view options
turning off automatic attachment preview in mail.
— changing the default save location for screenshots.
— changing the number of rows and columns of apps that appear in the launcher.
Here are some, hopefully you find them useful;
— If you already have a Finder window open where you’d like to save a document from an app, drag the folder from the Finder into the save sheet in the app to set it as the destination.
—Alt + ← → arrows jumps the cursor between words. cmd + ← → arrows jumps the cursor to the beginning/end of the line. Add shift to select a word or line. Add delete to delete words or lines.
— Hold cmd to drag a window that’s behind your current window without changing focus.