Top 5 Hidden Mac Tricks in macOS Sierra
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2024
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This video will help Mac users-beginners or experts-find hidden yet very useful tricks in Apple's new macOS Sierra. While the changes from Mac OS X El Capitan are relatively minor, they can come in handy.
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Good tips as always.
Am I the only one who liked ur comment?
I didn't know shift+cmd+T, I usually use command+z to open the last closed tab.
Yu Cheng exactly
I think it's actually new to Safari, it was grabbed from Chrome (and the functionality is actually also improved a lot to match Chrome, in the past you couldn't re-open more than past tab/window/session).
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Thanks for the picture in picture mode man!!!!
i am using macbook pro mid2012 and i cant use the picture in picture mode. is it also apply to my mac?
i have a MacBook Pro mid 2012 also, picture in picture works for me. you just have to double click your right mouse button on the video(at least in youtube haven't tried other website)
how to double right click with the trackpad (no mouses attached)?
With two fingers at the same time
too bad this only works on Safari only
preventing snapping to corners in pip is cool. nice pro tips
This channel is terribly underrated!
+Michael Nguyen Thank you, Michael!!
Abdulrahman Hafez your an idiot
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wtf? that was a compliment...
Can you be anymore awesome than you already are. Your tips are VERY useful.
+Maximilan Williams THANK YOU!
Maximilan Williams agreed!!!
Hey dude I watched your advanced mac tricks video and it was really cool. I love the caffeinate thing I tried it for a little bit and it worked wonders, but I have found an even easier way to prevent your mac from sleeping in the OS X operating system. It is called HOT CORNERS (not mad just trying to emphasize lol) 1) Go to system preferences 2) Click desktop & screen saver 3) click screen saver tab 4) click little button on bottom right that says hot corners 5) Pick any corner you like and hit the blue button and click "disable screen saver" 6) now whenever you put your pointer in the corner where you put "disable screen saver" it keeps the mac from sleeping until you pull the pointer out of that corner then it will go back to sleep based on your normal setting. I found this trick to be extremely handy and easier than opening terminal and typing all that. Plus you don't have to calculate how many seconds you want it to last. You can turn it off anytime you want by simply moving the pointer. P.S. I would also like to mention sticky which I used to use on my Windows computer all the time but it always turned off so quickly and wasn't worth it most times. But I got my new Mac and instantly fell in love with the Sticky keys because it makes all those command, option, control, keyboard shortcuts a lot easier because you don't have to hold down all the keys at the same time. Just some opinions I had that I thought you might be interested in. Thanks for your time hope you took the time to read all this.
Great tips Quinn!
+DetroitBORG Thanks Mike!
WOAH!
You're the man! Been using Macs since I was born (1985) and didn't know any of this. I wish you'd do a advanced video with all of the customizations you have and/or recommend putting on someone's new or current Mac.
You don't upload videos as much anymore but when you do, damn are they helpful
+Michael J Trying to up the frequency! School is killing me. Looking for an employee to help with editing and filming. ;)
+Snazzy Labs are you looking for someone with basic editing, or like animations and stuff?
I can do editing. if you're interested, hit me up!
If he spends longer on each video, uploads less. He makes better videos
Thank you so much! I was not aware I could double right click to get picture-in-picture to work on UA-cam videos or places where the icon was not appearing! Also thank you for the command-drag of the picture in picture window to avoid snapping! Much appreciated!
The picture in picture tip for safari really saved my life! I remember seeing this feature during a MacOS presentation years ago but then i forgot and kept opening a new window for youtube while doing something else, resizing it and moving it all the time.. It's been painfully frustrating until today! Thanks man.
Actually, to get the tabs back it's even easier -> use the universal UNDO command CMD-Z
What????? That picture in picture for youtube was the single best tip I've ever gotten from a youtube review. I was so disappointed when the picture in picture icon still wasn't present in youtube in sierra....guess I should have done more digging.....well deserved thumbs up for this video!
opera browser has done this since it launched.
The picture-in-picture tip was what I've been wondering about. Actually, all your tips helped, but that was one was crucial. Only wish it worked with Netflix.
Thanks!
OMG PIP command key was mind blowing!!!! I use it like 100% of the tie while working.... And usually always sticks in the corner with tools and stuff.... I just rearrange all Illustrator/photoshop layout, yet FCPX can't... THANKS!!!! you make my day! :)
I've been away from the Mac world for awhile now. Knowing these features really helped me, loved tip 1 and tip 5, thanks.
The picture-in-picture mode was definitely the highlight for me in this video. Great stuff!
Best video on Sierra I've seen yet... well done
The picture in picture thing is amazing
Must say you are the best! I legit had no clue about the picture in picture option and I am always working on some document and listening to what's going on my favourite UA-cam channels. Now when I working just from laptop and don't have my second monitor connected, I know what to do! Thanks!
The PIP is a game changer. Thanks!
Some I didnt know - thanks
Great tips !! I get used to watch this kinds of videos and there was nothing that I didnt know before, but you totally got me with your tips!
The command snap... is a god send
My first Mac ever and all these features are pretty neat. Thank you for your video.
You've done it again, Snazzy Labs! So glad I found this channel! Those text shortcuts? Gonna go nuts with THOSE!
wow amazing, i thought picture in picture mode was only for vids that were 'special' as in not from youtube. Thanks man the cmd trick to put in anywhere is also amaze!
2:42 best tip I've heard in years - thank you!
Love your channel. I need to get off my proverbial duff and start my own, but school is killing me, too ;)
Your channel always posts insanely useful stuff, kudos for that! So much clickbaity crap out there.
Numbers 1 and 5 are the best!!! Specially 5 ! ❤️
#1 is even easier. If you accidentally close a tab, just do a CMD+Z. Done.
Nicely done. Having difficulty with picture in picture setup. Enjoyed watching
Shift + Cmd + T was already available in El Capitan.
Also Multiple tab/whole-window retrieval was also there in El Capitan.
Thanks for the tips! Just bought my first MacBook Pro after years of being a windows user and so far the experience is great!
You could press cmd+z to open the last tab since at least el capitan though
Hi Snazzy! I'm still thankful to you for showing me the cmd+return shortcut in quick preview, to display picture grid. :-) I see you also have a problem with Mac's text expansions - from time to time they get doubled (or tripled), with older versions showing, too, while syncing to iCloud. Have you ever looked for a solution? I contacted Apple twice. They never found a real solution to this, other than removing and entering them again on Mac - which helps for some time. Cheers! :-)
Yes been wondering about PIP. Super helpful. thanks!
Can you do vid about your top apps and macOS customization?
+Filip Seman I like the idea. I'll look into it! :)
4 out of 5 I didn't know about. Thanks a ton.
These Tips are so awesome! Especially the last one!
Thanks for the PIP tip it is so handy
What have I been doing in Windows all these years.. Oo ..... I am SO switching to Mac! Thanks for all the advice man! Love it
Thanks for PIP-tip!
Personally I would have added the 'cloud-clipboard' feature as well.
> copy/paste between Apple Id-enabled devices (iPhone MacbookiPad..))
Wallpaper Link please?!😃😃
Mrchampion9999 yeeeah pleaaase!
ditto
That last trick was pretty handy
Dude,your a life saver! with this tips!!! always stay Snazzy
Snazzy Labs so happy to find you! keep up the great work, you Rock Ma-Man!
MyLink44 xv
Thanks a lot man! I didn't know any of these shortcuts.
Some nice tips here, I especially found the picture in picture one useful.
the picture in picture trick is exactly what I need, makes my life so much easier!
i love that wallpaper!
Thanks for sharing. Glad I came across your channel. Very informative. Pls keep sharing.
Tip #5 is a life saver for me. Thank you so much!
Shows how much I pay attention to Apple these days, completely missed macOS Sierra being announced.
Colton Blumhagen you probably have, it's been announced for a while but didn't come publicly available until recently
Command + drag the PiP is great!
cmd + z - works in Safari as well to recover your closed tabs!
Always giving good information. Love the videos.
Actually this shift-command-T stuff works in El Capitan as well... even multiple times, reopening tabs and windows... :)
Lol yeah it even worked back on Yosemite with chrome...this is a very old feature
Thanks for the tips! I was wondering if UA-cam would ever bring "official" picture-in-picture support for macOS Sierra, but now I have a workaround.
what recording software do you use snazzy? loved the video btw!
+ramo717 I record externally on an Atomos Assassin.
thank you! you dont know how much I go to your videos for advice!!!
dude just use open brodcaster software, allot easier
I believe he is using Techsmith's Camtasia from seeing a glimpse of his screen... I prefer and use Screenflow... been around a lot longer and Built for MacOS Exclusively. Techsmith not as good support as Telestream.
Robert Hartle I record externally to a 4K recorder.
Great! It’s nice to learn something different for a change.
I typically use command + z to open up tabs that i accidentally close! but shift +command + t was helpful when I closed the windows on accident! Thanks!
Absolutely love these little tricks man. They are very helpful!
1# You've been able to do that for ages... especially on chrome as well as safari. (Also I feel like the command is CMD + SHIFT + T, shift being a sort of inverter of the usual CMD + T to open new tab
2# Siri wasn't a hidden addition to Sierra...
4# actually really useful
Feature 5 is cool. Thanks. That's the only new one...
Command + Shift negates just about any command + implement.
Make more of these for Macs and OsX please!
Your "Top 5 hidden tricks" are always -really- hidden or clever. Keep up the good work!
+TheFynxx Thank you!
LOL @ Safari tabs ... How long has this been in Chrome?!?
Kind of ironic that it's now mapped to the exact key combo as Chrome...not saying Chrome is better...just different (but the same now, heh, at least in this regard). I personally use Chrome for most stuff, and Safari for other things that might not work for Chrome. Kind of weird since they're both webkit browsers, but hey...YMMV, right?!? :)
Nice! I personally use Safari as my main browser and Chrome as secondary and having the same shortcuts is nice, that way you remember less shortcuts!!
+KiloSierraAlpha Didn't know that - interesting. Never was a Firefox / NetScrape user on OSX. Came over from the Wintel world in 2012, and had long stopped NetScrape / FFX usage except when testing certain use-cases for work... Regardless of origin, it's nice to see Apple going with the flow on de-facto keyboard shortcuts.
yea
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Hey Quinn, is there any way to disable this annoying bugging animation when entering/leaving fullscreen mode on a UA-cam video?
Extremely well presented - Thanks...
i've been using mac for 4 years but first time i ever knew about the picture in picture, THANKS alot man
Thanks for the helpful video. The reason I don't use Safari and DO use Chrome is simple: Safari has hardly any add-ons compared to Chrome & Firefox, and my MOST heavily used add-on is Tabs Outliner, which is only available on Chrome. The first thing I open when I start up Chrome is my Tabs Outliner window, and I make use of it continuously. I have not found any similar add-on that is nearly as useful. I can group tabs, move them from window to window, ADD NOTES. Basically it serves as my History and Bookmarks from as far back as I wish. The inactive tabs stay in the windows (but are suspended, so they draw no resources) until I delete them. They appear in gray. Active tabs are in blue, and the current tab in each window (if there IS one) is highlighted. I literally would be unable to function w/o this add-on, and b/c Chrome syncs via the internet, I have access to this tool from any computer on which I've logged in to Chrome. If someone can show me a way to do all that on Safari, I will happily switch, but for people who have sometimes hundreds of tabs open in a dozen windows, we need a way to manage all those tabs w/o losing what we've found.
cmd + z returns your tab as well and its less keys to press :)
Love the background. Can i have it
imgur.com/vXl7D95
Thanks for the last Trick!
Nice, Shift + Command + T works better than Cmd Z
like the double right click tip, thanks
Just build my hackintosh man totally in love!
You can also press Command Z to open the last tab you closed.
Watching this 2 years later... probably not the smartest idea. ;D back then, most likely very helpful and maybe still if people have not figured it out by now.
These little tips and tricks. This is why I subscribed to this channel.
Any update to your hackintosh project? Have you gotten Sierra to work well with it?
Thank you for the last trick!!
The last trick was simple awesome... the rest I already did know about that.
no need to press shift command t, just press command z. and you can make safari remember your windows so it re opens them when you open safari.
Actually some really helpful Features explained well. I was wondering how to get up picture in picture as it doesn't seem to work for many sites, didn't realise it was a double right click. Really apple need to make new commands a bit more obvious. Bring back tutorial Vids on the site like they use to years ago.
+Byting Point AGREED!! It is totally weird. I had to Google it. And when a tech UA-camr has to Google it, you know it isn't intuitive. Lol.
The PIP feature has been a thing in Opera for awhile.
Hi can you tell me what the plugin is that lists the menu commands in your double right click menu "push this to ...iPad" and such? What is that?!
1. Relatively unknown. Awesome.
2. Already covered right in WWDC this year. -_-
3. Pretty sure this was already in El Capitan. -_-
4. Already covered right in WWDC, again. Also on the iOS webpage.
5. Relatively known from the keynote but was ALL over the internet AS SOON as Sierra was released. -_-
“Well Check Out The Big Brain on Brad” from Pulp Fiction... sorry we weren't all at WWDC then you could have filled us in... I'm with the guy who took the time to create this for us ignorant folk.
Didn't know any of these except the second and last thing :D
thanks for the help, not sure why when i right click youtube videos i dont have the picture mode option.
I didn't know the floating video , amazing!
Damn, that is very handy! Now, I have problem to utilize and remember how to use it
Huge fan of the new updated notes
+Eric Doe I like it a lot too!
Congratulations on tip #5 which really rocks! Unfortunately I cannot seem to be able to do it on twitter or Facebook :(
amazing........I love this channel and thanks a lot I will be revisiting this video when my hackintosh is running
GREAT! Even these recover tabs and snap tricks are so cool! Thank you!! :)
really useful! I am new to the Mac and I just have a question, say I have 5 tabs open on safari and I close it and shut my computer off. next time I restart safari will it open my last session? if not, how can i make it so that it does open my last session?
The tab restore also works with chrome
Thanks for the tips. Really useful
Instead of using cmd + shift + T you can just use cmd + z. Just like most other programs this will undo the closing of the tab, or tabs.