Nathan Manceaux-PanotHaven't seen this mentioned yet: in macOS Sequoia, you can open a context menu by pressing ⌃⏎, for the current selection. Very nice—Windows has had this for ages!
Ilya@Cykelero This is awesome! Do you know if it's possible to map it to another key?
@webboggles Yes! They're adding a setting in System Settings.
They probably tried to pick a rarely-used shortcut, but couldn't completely avoid collisions; do some of your apps use ⌃⏎ already?
@Cykelero No the shortcut is unused but it would be good to bind it to a single key. I've always had it mapped to the right control key before I switched to mac. It was one of the harder shortcuts to unlearn.
I've installed the beta of Sequoia and Control+Enter is already amazing to have. I couldn't find where to change it in the settings.
@webboggles Oh, in that case, my gut says you won't be able to directly choose just control as a shortcut.
But you can probably use a third party app (keyboard maestro?) to map right control to control-enter.
But you can probably use a third party app (keyboard maestro?) to map right control to control-enter.
@Cykelero Many thanks, couldn't map to Control but it works fine with F13. Made my day!