I've been working on adding an exciting new feature to ClipTools, an editor window. You can use this to view your clips, saved clips and Smart Clips. You can also edit them and paste them directly from this window. You can use it to assign any Smart Clip its own global keyboard shortcut.
Been playing around with the Apple Vision Pro some more, but mostly getting work done. Which is strange since some people are convinced you can't use it for work. Take a look at some interesting things I found.
You can use a variety of built-in apps on your Mac to take notes. Which app you use depends on your needs and the specific situation.
Here's a tour of some of the Apple Vision Pro basics and how it went after using it for more than a day.
I like using the Safari Favorites bar, even though I am not a fan of bookmarks in general. Learn how I use it and get some tips to make it useful for you.
You can make videos that feature your Keynote presentation and you live on camera on the slides. With this technique you can record your presentation for later use or as a YouTube explainer video.
If an app is using the microphone, camera or recording the screen then you'll see a colorful privacy icon in the menu bar.
Take a look at how I use the Finder on my Mac. I keep just one Finder window open and use tabs. I never close that window. I like List view the best and use a few of the other Finder tools to get my work done.
The Spotlight menu can sometimes do things faster than using the specific app or window meant for a task on your Mac. You can access system settings, look up words, run Shortcuts, get information, create new contacts and events, and much more.
You can get rid of all of your static items in the Dock and then expand the Recents section to show more items. This could be a different way to use the Dock, or just a way to figure out which apps you really should have in the Dock.
