os x yosemite
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Hazel 4 Adds Live Previews For Rules, Syncing Support And Smart Folder Monitoring
Mac: Hazel has long been our favourite tool for automating file cleanup on your Mac, and today it’s getting a little easier to use with live previews and support for syncing services.
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Incrementally Change The Speed Of Playback In QuickTime With An Option+Click
Mac: QuickTime’s a surprisingly versatile little video player included in OS X, but the most recent version tucks away some features that used to be a bit more obvious. Case in point, Mac Issues points out you can Option+click the advancement arrows to get a little more precision.
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Change The Layout Of Launchpad On OS X With A Terminal Command
Not a fan of Launchpad’s default five by seven grid for displaying apps? Defaults-write points out that you can alter it to just about whatever you want with a Terminal command.
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Enable The Three-Finger Drag Gesture In El Capitan Under Accessibility Options
Mac: The three-finger gesture that allows you to drag windows around without a click has been in OS X for a while, but in both Yosemite and El Capitan, the setting to enable it was moved. Now, it’s over in the Accessibility options.