Yes I'm using it because I don't use a standard Apple keyboard with my Mac.
The issue is mostly the user interface design is mouse first, not keyboard first. Windows was more than a little better on that front.
Yes I'm using it because I don't use a standard Apple keyboard with my Mac.
The issue is mostly the user interface design is mouse first, not keyboard first. Windows was more than a little better on that front.
With Hammerspoon⁽³⁾ and the Accessibility API, I’ve found there’s not really much I can’t do.
For example, I use the Claude desktop app, but when I copy something from it, the Clipboard gets multiple content types, including RTF and Markdown, but I usually want the latter. So I wrote a quick snippet in Hammerspoon so that when Claude.app is the active app and the Clipboard changes, strip all the parts from the Clipboard except the “UTF8” part so I get just the Markdown (unless the Shift key is held down, which leaves it as-is). No more “formatted text” when I want to paste the Markdown.
My biggest problem now is that when I help somebody else on their Mac, I’m so used to “my controls” that I have to stop and think how to do things the normal way.
⁽³⁾ https://www.hammerspoon.org/
This would be much more interesting if it just exposed an API and didn't force Lua on you.