Exposé is great to quickly find open applications or a specific window inside an application. We introduced you to Exposé in this post.
Today let’s explore how we can control Exposé only by using the keyboard.
Recently, we covered the software updates, released by Apple. SafariStand, one of our favorites add-ons for Safari also has been updated.
One of the major new features of SafariStand is History Flow which will give you a visual web history right in Safari.
QuickLook is one of the great features of Leopard, that make life much easier. But you can not only use it, to quickly preview a file without having to open it.
There is more to it. You can create instant presentations, picture slideshows or movie playlists with QuickLook. All right from Finder. Here is how.
Previously, we looked at how to create a true, visual web history. Today, we will take things one step further, customizing the history to our needs.We added the Safari history folder to the Finder Sidebar, so we could access our web history in a visual way. While this is great and everything, it can quickly get a bit full in there.
All these webpages we are visiting, all this information we see in just one day sometimes can be a bit overwhelming. Almost everybody has probably already thought something like “I saw this on a web page, but where…?”.
Then you try to use your browser’s history, trying to find out… quite impossible to say, which page it was, when the only thing you are presented is the title.
Today this is over. We will create a true, visual web history.
