When you have a save dialog opened on your Mac, instead of navigating to a folder, if it’s already open, you can drag it into the save dialog to jump to its location and quickly save the file. You can soon enable DND mode on your Mac by holding the Option key and clicking the time menu in the Menu bar. And these are just a few things your Mac can do you don’t know about. In this video, I will share 15 macOS tips that make you an ultra-productive Mac user.
1. Navigate text document
When you have a text document open, you can easily navigate it using simple keyboard shortcuts. Hold down the Option (⌥) key and use the left and right arrow to move one word at a time. Use the up and down arrow to move between paragraphs.
Instead of the Option key, hold down the Command (⌘) Key and move the cursor to the start and end of the line using the left and right arrows. If you want to go to the bottom or the top of the document, use the up and down arrow instead.
