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19 rows Close the front window. Press Command-Option-W to close all windows of the app.
May 08, 2012 Navigate the Dock in Mac OS X with These 8 Keyboard Shortcuts May 8, 2012 - 8 Comments For the power users out there who prefer to leave their hands on the keyboard as much as possible, you’ll be pleased to know that the Dock in Mac OS X can be used exclusively from the keyboard with full functionality.
Feb 12, 2018 Modern versions of Mac OS offer a super-fast and easy way to reveal invisible files on a Mac, all you need to use is a keyboard shortcut. With a simple keystroke, you can instantly show hidden files on a Mac, and with another strike of the same keyboard shortcut.
Nov 22, 2016 A free app called CheatSheet gives you a quick list of shortcuts for any Mac app. All you need to do is hold the Command key. Whether you’re a former Windows user adjusting to macOS keyboard shortcuts or a longtime Mac user who never got around to learning them all, this will come in handy. To get started, go ahead and download CheatSheet.
Jan 11, 2019 In the latest versions of the Mac, there are almost two show desktop keyboard shortcuts available. Each one of them takes plenty of advantage from the feature called Mission Control in Mac OS X. These two are given below in detail. Use these shortcuts for better results and save your time.
Dec 05, 2019 Shift-Command-P: Show or hide the Preview pane in Finder windows. Shift-Command-R: Open the AirDrop window. Shift-Command-T: Show or hide the tab bar in Finder windows. Control-Shift-Command-T: Add selected Finder item to the Dock (OS X Mavericks or later) Shift-Command-U: Open the Utilities folder. Option-Command-D: Show or hide the Dock.

Jan 04, 2018 Show Desktop Keyboard Shortcuts on Mac OS. There are two Show Desktop keystrokes immediately available for all modern Macs, each of the keyboard shortcuts takes advantage of the Mission Control feature of Mac OS. Show Mac Desktop with: Command + F3. The first keyboard shortcut that shows the Mac Desktop is Command F3. Press both the Command key and the F3 key together.

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Featured

Adopting Menus and UIActions in your User Interface
Add menus to your user interface, with built-in button support and bar-button items, and create custom menu experiences.
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Building a Feature-Rich App for Sports Analysis
Detect and classify human activity in real time using computer vision and machine learning.
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Building Widgets Using WidgetKit and SwiftUI
Create widgets to show your app’s content on the Home screen, with custom intents for user-customizable settings.
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Fruta: Building a Feature-Rich App with SwiftUI
Create a shared codebase to build a multiplatform app that offers widgets and an app clip.
iOSmacOS
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Frameworks

Accessibility Design for Mac Catalyst
Improve navigation in your app by using keyboard shortcuts and accessibility containers.
iOSMac Catalyst
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Adding Hardware Keyboard Support to Your App
Enhance interactions with your app by handling raw keyboard events, writing custom keyboard shortcuts, and working with gesture recognizers.
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Adding Shortcuts for Wind Down
Reveal your app’s shortcuts inside the Health app.
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Asynchronously Loading Images into Table and Collection Views
Store and fetch images asynchronously to make your app more responsive.
iOSMac Catalyst
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Building a Custom Peer-to-Peer Protocol
Use Bonjour and TLS to establish secure connections between devices, and define a protocol for sending messages to play a simple game of Tic-Tac-Toe.
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Building Custom Views in SwiftUI
Create a custom view with data driven transitions and animations in SwiftUI.
macOS
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Creating a Mobility Health App
Create a health app that allows a clinical care team to send and receive mobility data.
iOS
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Creating Accessible Views
Make your app accessible to everyone by applying accessibility modifiers to your SwiftUI views.
iOSmacOS
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Creating and Updating Complications
Build complications that display current information from your app.
iOSwatchOS
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Creating NFC Tags from Your iPhone
Save data to tags, and interact with them using native tag protocols.
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Customizing Scribble with Interactions
Enable writing on a non-text-input view by adding interactions.
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Detecting Hand Poses with Vision
Create a virtual drawing app by using Vision’s capability to detect hand poses.
iOSMac Catalyst
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Detecting Human Body Poses in an Image
Locate people and the stance of their bodies by analyzing an image with a PoseNet model.
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Developing a Safari Web Extension
Customize and enhance web pages by building a Safari web extension.
macOS
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Displaying Human-Friendly Content
Convert data into readable strings or Swift objects using formatters.
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Drawing with PencilKit
Add expressive, low-latency drawing to your app using PencilKit.
iOS
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Enhancing Your iPad App with Pointer Interactions
Provide a great user experience with pointing devices, by incorporating pointer content effects and shape customizations.
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Implementing Alert Push Notifications
Add visible alert notifications to your app by using the UserNotifications framework.
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Implementing Background Push Notifications
Add background notifications to your app by using the UserNotifications framework.
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Implementing Interactions Between Users in Close Proximity
Enable an iPhone to measure the relative position of other iPhones.
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Implementing Modern Collection Views
Bring compositional layouts to your app and simplify updates to and management of your user interface with diffable data sources.
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Inspecting, Modifying, and Constructing PencilKit Drawings
Score users’ ability to match PencilKit drawings generated from text, by accessing the strokes and points inside PencilKit drawings.
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Integrating Your App with Siri Event Suggestions
Donate reservations and provide quick access to event details throughout the system.
iOSMac Catalyst
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Loading and Displaying a Large Data Feed
Consume data in the background, and lower memory usage by batching imports and preventing duplicate records.
iOSmacOS
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Managing Audio with SiriKit
Control audio playback and handle requests to add media using SiriKit Media Intents.
iOS
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Messaging a Web Extension’s Native App
Communicate between your Safari web extension and its containing app.
macOS
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Monitoring System Events with Endpoint Security
Receive notifications and authorization requests for sensitive operations by creating an Endpoint Security client for your app.
macOS
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Providing Hands-free App Control with Intents
Resolve, confirm, and handle intents without an extension.
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Receiving Voice and Text Communications on a Local Network
Provide voice and text communication on a local network isolated from Apple Push Notification service by adopting Local Push Connectivity.
iOSmacOS
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Soup Chef: Accelerating App Interactions with Shortcuts
Make it easy for people to use Siri with your app by providing shortcuts to your app’s actions.
iOSwatchOS
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SpeedySloth: Creating a Workout
Start, stop, and to save workouts on Apple Watch with the Workout Builder API.
iOSwatchOS
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Supporting Multiple Users in Your tvOS App
Store separate data for each user with the new Runs as Current User capability.
tvOS
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UIKit Catalog: Creating and Customizing Views and Controls
Customize your app’s user interface with views and controls in UIKit.
iOSMac Catalyst
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Visualizing a Point Cloud Using Scene Depth
Place points in the real-world using the scene’s depth data to visualize the shape of the physical environment.
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Graphics and Games

Accelerating Ray Tracing Using Metal
Implement ray-traced rendering using GPU-based parallel processing.
iOSmacOS
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Adding Custom Functions to a Shader Graph
Run your own graph functions on the GPU by building the function programmatically.
iOS
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Adjusting Saturation and Applying Tone Mapping
Convert an RGB image to discrete luminance and chrominance channels, and apply color and contrast treatments.
macOS
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Blurring an Image
Filter an image by convolving it with custom and high-speed kernels.
iOS
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Creating a Collaborative Session
Enable nearby devices to share an AR experience by using a peer-to-peer multiuser strategy.
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Creating a Fog Effect Using Scene Depth
Apply virtual fog to the physical environment.
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Creating a Game with SceneUnderstanding
Create AR games and experiences that interact with real-world objects on LiDAR-equipped iOS devices.
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Creating a Metal Dynamic Library
Compile a library of shaders and write it to a file as a dynamically linked library.
iOSmacOS
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Creating a Multiuser AR Experience
Enable nearby devices to share an AR experience by using a host-guest multiuser strategy.
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Equalizing Audio with vDSP
Shape audio output using discrete cosine transforms and biquadratic filters.
iOS
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Finding the Sharpest Image in a Sequence of Captured Images
Share image data between vDSP and vImage to compute the sharpest image from a bracketed photo sequence.
iOS
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SwiftShot: Creating a Game for Augmented Reality
See how Apple built the featured demo for WWDC18, and get tips for making your own multiplayer games using ARKit, SceneKit, and Swift.
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Tracking Geographic Locations in AR
Track specific geographic areas of interest and render them in an AR experience.
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Media

Adopting Picture in Picture Playback in tvOS
Add advanced multitasking capabilities to your video apps by using Picture in Picture playback in tvOS.
iOStvOS
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Capturing Stereo Audio from Built-In Microphones
Configure an iOS device’s built-in microphones to add stereo recording capabilities to your app.
iOS
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Creating a Slideshow Project Extension for Photos
Augment the macOS Photos app with extensions that support project creation.
macOS
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Editing and Playing HDR Video
Support high-dynamic-range (HDR) video content in your app by using the HDR editing and playback capabilities of AVFoundation.
iOSmacOS
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Playing Haptics on Game Controllers
Add haptic feedback to supported game controllers by using Core Haptics.
iOS
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Recording and Streaming Your macOS App
Share screen recordings, or broadcast live audio and video of your app, by adding ReplayKit to your macOS apps and games.
macOS
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Selecting Photos and Videos in iOS
Improve the user experience of finding and selecting visual media by using the Photos picker.
iOS
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Writing Fragmented MPEG-4 Files for HTTP Live Streaming
Create an HTTP Live Streaming presentation by turning a movie file into a sequence of fragmented MPEG-4 files.
macOS
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Developer Tools

Autosizing Views for Localization in iOS
Add auto layout constraints to your app to achieve localizable views.
iOS
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Autosizing Views for Localization in macOS
Add auto layout constraints to your app to achieve localizable views.
macOS
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App Store and Distribution

Determining Service Entitlement Using Node.js
Determine a customer’s entitlement to your service, offers, and messaging by analyzing a validated receipt and the state of their subscription.
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Enter Split View

Split View requires OS X El Capitan or later, and the steps differ slightly based on which macOS you're using. If these steps don't work, choose Apple menu  > System Preferences, click Mission Control, and make sure that “Displays have separate Spaces” is selected.

macOS Catalina

Hover your pointer over the full-screen button in the upper-left corner of a window. Or click and hold the button.
Choose ”Tile Window to Left of Screen” or ”Tile Window to Right of Screen” from the menu. The window then fills that side of the screen.
Click a window on the other side of the screen to begin using both windows side by side.

Other macOS versions

Click and hold the full-screen button in the upper-left corner of a window.
As you hold the button, the window shrinks and you can drag it to the left or right side of the screen.
Release the button, then click a window on the other side of the screen to begin using both windows side by side.

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Work in Split View

In Split View, you can use both apps side by side, without the distraction of other apps.

Choose a window to work in by clicking anywhere in that window.
Show the menu bar by moving the pointer to the top of the screen.
Swap window positions by dragging a window to the other side.
Adjust window width by dragging the vertical line between the windows.
Switch to other apps or your desktop with Mission Control, or use a Multi-Touch gesture such as swiping left or right with four fingers on your trackpad.

Macos App Store

Exit Split View