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Let me show you how I use my window management in my ultra-wide monitor. If you are already familiar with those shortcuts, we can just set up the preset here. I also know paid apps for window management such as Magnet and Rectangle. I still want to put it here because it helped me a lot. I hate that, but I found one application, which is called Spectacle
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One reason that I don’t like Mac is because I can’t make the applications to be in half on the screen like in Windows. In order, to paste the snippet automatically, you must set it up in the extension settings. Using this snippets extension will speed up my workflow. In my case, I’m working with a payment application, and I need to insert credit card details repeatedly.
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I save my email, address, driver’s license id, Credit Card testing, and anything that I cannot remember. Saving any text that you might use many times. We can access all the things that we copy (cmd + c). The wonderful features here are alias and hotkey that we can set up in each extension.
The main idea of Raycast is to substitute Mac spotlight, but Raycast has so many extensions that could help our productivity. This is my best Mac app ever! Have you heard about Alfred? Raycast is Alfred’s alternative, and it is FREE! I can’t live without this app.
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However, after several years of getting familiar with Mac, now, I don’t want to switch back to Windows because I have found these powerful apps that can speed up your workflow. I even didn’t like to use Mac because it was so weird. Originally, I was a Windows user, and I had a difficult time getting familiar with macOS. the need for speed.” Me too! I started using MacBook in 2014. I suspect that the behaviour I want may actually be possible with timers only, but they’d have to be quite short (maybe 100ms at most), and would also involve some non-trivial overlap detection.Tom Cruise said, “I feel the need. Even then, what if there are two keys that get pressed so nearly simultaneously that they both register in the same scan cycle? And what if one of the subsequent keys is itself a DualUse key (that would be a typical use case for my plan, in fact, since the idea is to have one modifier of each type on each finger for ease of chording multiple modifiers)? And there’s also the possibility of overlap with keys pressed before the DualUse key, too. Anything other than the DualUse key being released would result in the modifier behaviour. That in mind, I thought that the decision should be made no later than the second press or release event after the DualUse key is pressed. That becomes trickier than I originally thought, however, and gets really hairy if the user holds down the DualUse key, then presses and holds more than one other key, too. If the other key is released first, both get included in the next report, but with the DualUse as a modifier. I started with the idea of not including the DualUse key or any subsequently pressed keys in the report until either the DualUse key or the subsequent key is released - if the DualUse key is released first, then include it as a printable character in the next report, then include the subsequent key. I am quite convinced that I want a timer, but only as part of the mechanism, both so that DualUse modifiers can be used to modify mouse clicks and to minimise or eliminate unintended input from overlapping key presses on both ends. I’ve been thinking about DualUse (or similar) a lot recently, but I haven’t had much time in front of a computer or with pen and paper to work out the details.
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