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KEYBOARD MAESTRO GESTURE TRIGGER EXAMPLE UPDATE
KEYBOARD MAESTRO GESTURE TRIGGER EXAMPLE FULL

The most-obvious new feature is shown at right-a live-filter option for the list of shortcuts in help.īut there's lots more-check out the release notes to see the full list, including the newly-added shortcuts.Ī week or so ago, I published the first version of Web Search via Shortcuts, my Keyboard Maestro macro that lets you, well, search the web from anywhere via shortcuts-you can type rob macros, for instance, to search this site for entries related to macros.

KEYBOARD MAESTRO GESTURE TRIGGER EXAMPLE UPDATE

Jan 4 2022: Version 2.2 is out, with a fix for an annoying bug I introduced in the update checking code that could cause the macro to quit after being invoked. Jan 9 2022: Version 2.3 is out, with a new download verification feature (which will be useful starting with the next update), a much simpler update checker, and some minor bug fixes. Jan 14 2022: Version 2.4 is out, with an optional "no text" input dialog, a default mode to search a favorite site without a shortcut, and faster processing of search terms. Download the macro, or get the update by manually running the Update check macro within the 2.4 release. Jan 14 2022: Version 2.5 is out, with a bug fix and a new check for updates button on the help panel. (more…) Search sites from anywhere via shortcuts, version two (Current users can use the check for updates macro to download the new version directly from version 2.x.) Read on for the details, or if you'd like to get started with Web Search via Shortcuts version 3, download the macro now. All updates are tracked in two small text files on your drive, which means future updates will be completely automatic.A list of 80+ search sites is included, and you can activate any of them with a few clicks and the creation of a shortcut word for each site.You can modify (shortcut, description, URL) any search site, including the default sites.

All customization is done within the macro itself there's no need to muck about in the Keyboard Maestro editor.

The input dialog appears much more quickly-over 4x faster than in the 2.x series.

Here are the highlights of the 3.0 release: The above would search DuckDuckGo for the theory of everything, and open the results in your default browser. This is my Keyboard Maestro macro that lets you easily search web sites via a pop-up menu and an abbreviation: Yes, it's the return of the return of Web Search via Shortcuts, now at version 3.0 and much better than either of the previous versions.