david_chisnall on Nostr: nprofile1q…4cl5w One of the things I like about macOS: in most cases, when you hold ...

nprofile1qy2hwumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnddaehgu3wwp6kyqpqu0zwym39375temydu688gzrxp2aqnhr0yek6u286kfxsyjg46mjsh4cl5w (nprofile…cl5w) One of the things I like about macOS: in most cases, when you hold one of the modifier keys it will change the UI elements to signify what the change does (the same applies in menus). If you put the mouse over a link, Safari will put the link target in the status bar. If you hold a modifier, it will amend the status bar with the action. This means you don’t need to memorise the modifier actions a priori, you just need to know that command and option (and sometimes control and shift) may change click behaviour, so you can try the combinations to get new tab, new window, new background tab, and new private browsing window. I can’t remember if it does the same with the back button: the modifiers work, but I’m not sure how they’re signalled in the UI.