Get back something you copied earlier
In macOS Tahoe, Spotlight keeps a searchable history of what you copy.
⌨️ Tips in category Shortcuts
Type emoji and symbols in any app
The emoji picker and the full Character Viewer are one shortcut away.
Jump to any folder, including the hidden Library
The Finder Go menu reaches any path by typing it, and shows the Library folder while you hold Option.
Take screenshots and record the screen
Three shortcuts cover the whole screen, a selection and a single window, and the third one also records video.
Edit text without Home, End or Forward Delete
The shortcuts that stand in for the keys a Mac keyboard does not have.
Move a file instead of copying it
There is no cut for files on a Mac. Copy it, then paste holding Option, and it moves.
Preview a file with the space bar
Select a file, press space, and see it full size without waiting for an app to open.
Open anything with Spotlight
One shortcut to launch apps, find files and do quick conversions, without touching the Dock.
Switch between open apps with the keyboard
The Mac equivalent of Alt+Tab switches apps, not windows — which is why it sometimes seems to skip things.