Chord package for pre-installed macOS apps.
- Finder (
com.apple.finder) - Safari (
com.apple.safari) - Terminal (
com.apple.Terminal) - Activity Monitor (
com.apple.ActivityMonitor)
The built-in menu navigation chord handler uses the prefix - and is dynamic based on what you type afterwards:
Typing a number n will click the nth menu in the menu bar of the currently focused application.
Typing a sequence of repeating letters will match the .length-th menu that starts with that letter. For example, given the following menu bar:
File | Edit | View | History | Window | Help
Typing -h will match History, but typing -hh will match Help.
Typing a sequence of non-repeating letters optionally followed by a number n will match the nth menu item (1st if unspecified) that starts with those letters. Only works when a menu is expanded. A - may be used to match "spaces" so you can match by abbreviation instead of prefix.
For example, given the following menu items:
Zoom in
Zoom out
Typing z or zo will match Zoom In, but typing z-o or z2 will match Zoom Out.
The built-in tray chord handler uses the prefix = and is dynamic based on what you type afterwards:
Typing a number n will left click the nth tray item. Typing 0 will click the Notch area.
Typing a number n followed by a / will right click the nth tray item. Typing 0 will right click the Notch area.
Typing a negative number n will left click the nth item from the end of the tray. For example, -1 will always click the last tray item.
Typing a negative number n followed by a / will right click the nth item from the end of the tray.
Clicks the battery tray item. / for right click.
Clicks the Wi-Fi tray item. / for right click.
Clicks the Control Center tray item. / for right click.
Clicks the Time & Date tray item. / for right click.