A Comprehensive Guide to All 120+ Settings URLs Supported by iOS and iPadOS 13.1
A Comprehensive Guide to All 120+ Settings URLs Supported by iOS and iPadOS 13.1 A few weeks ago, I came across a post on Reddit claiming that Apple had restored the ability to launch specific sections of the Settings app via Shortcuts in iOS and iPadOS 13.1. I was inspired by that discovery to finish working on a project I had long been putting off: documenting all the URLs supported by the Setti
Shortcuts Archive
Welcome to the MacStories Shortcuts Archive, the official repository for shortcuts created by Federico Viticci and the MacStories team. Since the original release of Workflow in 2014, we’ve created hundreds of automations to help readers use their iOS devices more efficiently. The goal of this archive is to offer a complete catalogue of our old workflows as well as new custom shortcuts for Apple’s
Shortcuts 2.1 Brings New Weather and Clock Actions, iCloud Sharing Improvements, and More – MacStories
An Extensible Spotlight Replacement Built to Boost Productivity Shortcuts 2.1 Brings New Weather and Clock Actions, iCloud Sharing Improvements, and More In a release that largely focuses on performance improvements and digital well-being tools to curb notification overload and smartphone addiction, Apple’s Siri shortcuts initiative in iOS 12 stands out as one of the most exciting developments in
Alfred 2: Rewritten From The Ground Up, Workflows, Themes, and More
It ensures that if a device isn’t secure it can’t access your apps. It’s Device Trust for Okta. Alfred is one of the few apps that I can honestly say have changed the way I use my Mac. I remember the first time I downloaded Alfred back in 2010, the 0.4.1 beta had just been released. I was frustrated with the complexities of Quicksilver and wanted to try something different so I downloaded that ea
Best MultiMarkdown Previews On iOS
As a quick follow-up to my Nebulous Notes post on MultiMarkdown macros, I decided to put together a quick representation of how various apps I have tested handle MultiMarkdown previews on iOS. For reference, this is the text I previewed in each editor: It’s a mix of regular Markdown (reference, inline links, bold and italics, section headers), MultiMarkdown (footnotes) and regular HTML (the center
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Federico Shares a Starter Pack of Shortcuts on Apple’s App Store
Shortcuts Corner: Opening YouTube Watch Later, Subscribing to RSS Feeds with NetNewsWire, and Uploading Images via FTP
Shortcuts Rewind: Dates, Calendars, and Beyond
Shortcuts Rewind: Linking Tricks Using Markdown and Rich Text
Shortcuts Corner: Quick Contacts, RSS Feeds, Inspecting Lenses for iPhone 11 Photos, and Turning Reminders to Notes
iPad Diaries: Using a Mac from iOS, Part 1 – Finder Folders, Siri Shortcuts, and App Windows with Keyboard Maestro
Apple Frames Shortcut, Now with Support for the 2018 12.9″ iPad Pro – MacStories
Creating Shortcuts with Invisible Names for the iOS Home Screen and Widget – MacStories
Visualizing Photos Taken ‘On This Day’ in Previous Years with Shortcuts
Adding Device Frames to iPhone XS and XS Max Screenshots with Shortcuts – MacStories
The World of Indie App Developers
Screen Sharing For Alfred Brings VNC To Your Fingertips
Alfred for Mac Gets Extensions, Growl Support, New Lion Theme
Extending Evernote: AppleScripts for Chrome, Safari, Instapaper and Alfred
My Weekend with Prowl