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You can open the keyboard viewer (you may have to enable “Show keyboard and emoji viewers in menu bar” in Keyboard Preferences) and hold down option to see all the other symbols you can type like this. I probably use this more than the ^ symbol.

option+2 types the ™ symbol, for use with sarcasm™.

Text fields support a bunch of powerful movement and editing shortcuts based on Emacs.I recommend trying to stick to either 1x or 2x scaling if you don’t lose much from it, then just adjusting your default web page scale and font sizes. It can also lead to weird aliasing issues in some contexts like shimmering of thin fonts when scrolling, as well as rendering in general not being pixel-perfect. This causes apps to need to render a bunch of pixels that are mostly scaled away, consuming power and sometimes causing lag. Display “scales” other than 1x or 2x the physical resolution work by rendering at 2x the resolution then down-scaling.to navigate to my current directory in my file browser. The open command lets you use the normal macOS file opening mechanism from the command line, I most frequently use open.You can disable the popup for accented characters when you hold a key and increase key repeat rate beyond the normal maximum.Hit spacebar to switch to a mode that takes a screenshot of an entire window. cmd+shift+4 pops up a crosshair to take a screenshot of a region.In the Finder preferences you can add your computer and drives to the sidebar.Select multiple similarly named files in Finder, right-click, and choose “Rename Items." for a reasonably powerful batch file renamer.Drag your most frequently used folders into the Finder sidebar for easy access including in file select dialogs.You can add shift to cmd+tab to go backwards too. Adding shift (i.e., cmd+shift+backtick) reverses the order.

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cmd+backtick is like cmd+tab but between windows of the same app.

I find this especially useful for Sublime Text.

In the Dock preferences there’s a “Prefer tabs when opening documents” setting which automatically groups your windows with window tabs.

You can select multiple images in Finder and drag them onto the Preview dock icon to open them in one window with a Sidebar where you can quickly flip between them with arrow keys.

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This plus the edit toolbar solves 90% of my PDF munging needs.

In Preview if you open the Sidebar in a PDF you can drag pages around including between documents, hold option to copy, delete pages with backspace.

In Finder, return is the shortcut for rename, option+drag copies, and space is quicklook preview.

If you want native resolution with no scaling on the built in display you’ll still need an external tool like SwitchResX, retina or QuickRes.

If you hold down option while clicking the “Scaled” radio button in the Display preferences it’ll give you many more resolution options on external displays.

You can drag the little file/folder icons at the top of many windows, useful in combo with previous tips.

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Dragging onto a terminal window pastes the full path of that file/folder.Similarly dragging onto a “Choose file” button. Dragging a file or folder onto a file open dialog selects it in the dialog.Inspired by a few different conversations with friends who’ve switched to macOS where I give them a whole bunch of tips and recommendations I’ve learned about over many years which are super important to how I use my computer, but often quite hard to find out about, I decided to write them all down: Hidden macOS tips Hard to discover tips and apps for making macOS pleasant