Been a mac user for over 20 years and said to myself "he won't show me anything I don't already know." I was wrong. Thanks for the video!

All GOLD as usual. Even though I consider myself a power user, I always pickup a few tips.

@Snazzy Labs, pin this 😊 00:21 *Tip #1* Mass edit filenames in finder and it's super handy 01:41 *Tip #2* Move the volume slider in increments of one quarter this is awesome for slight micro adjustments or just barely 02:03 *Tip #3* You can, actually hold, down the command key as you drag the background window 02:15 *Tip #4* Snapping functions built into recent versions of windows and mac os just seems behind in that regard now. Yes there are applications 03:06 *Tip #5* Bar comes up and it defines the word that you've selected it'll will look for it on wikipedia etc. 03:59 *Tip #6* Screen share your screen 05:14 *Tip #7* Re-arrange the menu icons 05:44 *Tip #8* Customize your tool bar in the finder window 06:54 *Tip #9* Create shortcuts for applications that don’t have the one you want 08:24 *Tip #10* icloud keychain access saves every wi-fi network password you've ever logged into on any of your devices

The volume thing has been driving me nuts for years ! Wow

The 2nd tip for small increments in volume also works for the screen brightness (F1/F2) and for the keyboard backlight (F5/F6)

His history on Firefox: The 25 best Mac tips and tricks - Business Insider

To get the popup without force touch, if you're on a laptop or have a Magic Trackpad (non-force touch) you can tap with 3 fingers on the word, and it brings it right up. No keys required!

I sighed at the fact that I clicked on another Mac tip video. 100% believing it was going to be trash... I am happy to admit I was wrong and am happy to thumbs up this video. Thank you!

No, it’s Yanny, but I heard it in a crappy speaker. Listened to it again on good speakers and heard laurel. I hate it when you’re right.

7:23 History says: "The 25 best Mac tips and tricks - Business Insider" We can predict the next video's tips, btw

Tip: The one with the volume also works with the brightness and keyboard backlight on MacBooks. (CMD + Shift)

It can be 2099 but Snazzy will never find a way to keep finding tips and tricks for the mac. 👏👏👏

7:25 exposed lol

Some GOLD in here, great work! (#8 was fantastic! I dragged Photoshop shortcut to top finder window, and now easy drag image into PS has never been faster.) Now in only CUT and PASTE was added... lol

Thanks for the video, perfect for a newbie MacBook user like me. Just wanted to make it easier to browse through the video, so here is a list of all the tips: Tip 1 - 0:18 - Mass edit file names Tip 2 - 1:26 - Change volume in small increments Tip 3 - 1:52 - Drag a window in the background Tip 4 - 2:13 - Window snapping Tip 5 - 3:07 - Popup bar for words (instead of using force touch) Tip 6 - 3:53 - Screen Sharing (like TeamViewer but for Mac) Tip 7 - 5:06 - Edit the menu bar Tip 8 - 5:46 - Drag files and folders to the toolbar Tip 9 - 6:54 - Create your own shortcuts Tip 10 - 8:21 - Find your passwords using Keychain

The word lookup works for me without using Force Touch by tapping the word with three fingers. I don't know if that is something I have set myself or if it is a standard feature because I have never started over with any mac, always restore from old to new so I don't lose any information, even these tricks. :)

For tip #5 you can just do it via a three finger tap. Been doing it for years. But great tips!

Good stuff, thanks!

After 26 years using PCs, I switched to a MacBook Pro last month. Everything Mac is new to me. I’m still learning and this video was awesome. Thanks for producing the video! You have a new subscriber.

This was an absolutely ridiculously phenomenal video!! I only knew one of these 10 tips going in and I've had a Mac for 8 years. Thank you so much. These tips are going to help me tremendously. You rock man!

10 new videos on notifications, this one gets priority

Tip number 1 shows up - Me: "Oh I knew that!" Then came the rest. ME: "WTH???! WHOA...this is all completely new to me! LOL, thanks for this video, very cool tips!

I usually hate advertising, but you make them less annoying and, most importantly, you transmit true knowledge.

The 1/4 volume shortcut is a LIFE SAVER!! thanks

5:04 Netflix and long distance chill Lol 😂

I thought I knew the in's and out's of Mac OS X. Clearly I do not.

I thought I'd know the tips and that I’d waste ten minutes, but I actually learned a few things that surprised me! (3, 4, 6) Here are the tips for other people like me that feel the need to hurry through: 1. Batch rename files 2. Hold Shift+Option when you adjust brightness/volume for fine increments 3. Cmd+drag background window will move it without making it active! 4. Window snapping - click+hold on the green full screen button on the top left of the window 5. Define words with force touch (I personally have it set up to tap with three fingers) 6. There’s a Screen Sharing app in MacOS, you can send a request to an apple id to see and control their desktop! 7. Cmd+drag status bar icons to rearrange, you can drag down to remove them. Some app icons need to be disabled from their app. 8. You can drag files and folders into the Finder toolbar. You can put an app there, drag a file to its icon to open in the app. (the app tip is nifty, I had only put folders there, as sometimes my favorites would disappear from the sidebar and I would have a hard time reaching most used folders) 9. You can create new app-specific keyboard shortcuts in System Preferences -> Keyboard -> App Shortcuts 10. iCloud Keychain Access saves any wifi network password you’ve used, you can copy it from the app after you authenticate as an admin.

Been a Mac user for around a year, I'm a nerd when it comes to these little this bits. I have followed your other Mac tips videos & every time you amaze me with new tricks . That's why I love macos so much. Thank you for the video.

#9 is literally why I'm now a macOS user. Bought an Air way back for using with Linux, but there were quirks that had me waiting for a version that would actually install on my machine. In the meantime, I had to make do with macOS, and I did what I could to make it "not suck." I slowly discovered that while macOS at first seems like a "one size fits all" kinda deal, it's also incredibly customizable - in many ways much more so than Linux. The keyboard shortcuts thing is amazing, and I love how colleagues are incredibly frustrated trying to use my computer because nothing is what they expect, everything is customized to my particular liking, all the way down to modifier keys for navigating text.

I was like: "Yeah, I wonder how to do that trick for a loooong time!!" Thanks for sharing!

Ok, been using Mac for decades, and thought I wouldn’t learn anything in there, but yep, I realise I need to watch the rest of your tips videos now.. this is GOLD!! Super useful

Tip #5 is called "Look Up" and you don't have to and force touch or remember shortcut keys. It's available on any Mac. Just control click on the word and select the top menu item 'Look Up". You can use a two finger click using a trackpad if you have the secondary click with two fingers option enabled in settings/trackpad/point and click The other one about screen sharing can also be accessed from messages. In messages start or open a message with the person you want to share screens with and open the "Details" tab in upper right corner. Screen sharing is the first icon next to their name and looks like two computer screens. Using messages is nice because you don't have to remember their Apple ID and also can send them an alert to see if they are available and ready to accept the screen share.

Great tips

Brave man for showing us his search history

Buddy, I just switched to mac due to few software capabilities, but I am slowly learning it through your videos. I feel why mac is so special, now I start the realize why I was using windows for 15 years. Thank you so much.

That dictionary lookup shortcut is amazing. I'm studying a university degree in my second language, so being able to quickly look up a word in the text I'm reading without changing apps and breaking my concentration is a godsend. I've also been looking for how to one-touch shutdown or restart ever since I switched over from Linux, so that was a great tip for me too! In fact, 6 or 7 of these are going to serve me and help improve my workflow.

The 5th tip can also be accomplish by tapping the trackpad with three fingers

Not all heroes wear capes

That first one is really making a hackintosh look like the best idea ever.

Each time you make one of those videos, I feel like I don't know at all how to use my Mac... And I love it ! It feels like I have a brand new computer every time !

Thought I'd get click baited however this is truly a great video, especially the volume tip.

Nice, I didn't know most of these tricks. Haters be hating, but macOS is a genuinely amazing and very powerful operating system.

Usually videos like this do not contain any valuable shortcut but this certainly was an exception. I learned a few new tricks for my Macbook. Thank you very much!

Wow! Videos like this one usually don't teach me anything because I already know, but this one had many things I didn't know. Thanks!

Brilliant!!

Wow thanks!!

You are my spirit animal. Using Firefox and Alfred, knowing your way around your OS, It's Laurel. I applaud you, sir.

Tip No 9 was incredibly useful. I've just done it to OneNote where a shortcut key to center align text was not available by default where as Align Left or Right where. I had to work out how to make it work for a nested menu item, which if anyone is wondering was resolved by entering the Menu Title as follows: Format->Alignment->Center

New Mac user... Thank you... I mean, seriously !!

What keyboard/mouse are you using?! Those clicks!!!!

I don't like Apple, or any of their products, but I like this guy. One day there will be a video of him smashing his iMac and I'll watch for it.

Been a mac user since 2015. I loved Mac's ever since i got to use them in school back when Mac OS X Jaguar was the top os.

if i could 'like' this video twice i would! thank you for the awesome tips!

On macs with no force touch, just right click and select lookup..

Another great tips video. Lots of things I knew at one point, but had forgotten! I got a weird sense of nostalgia seeing you “Scratch SSD” icon on the desktop! Took me back to my formal video editing training circa 2008/2009!

Ashamed to say I never knew you could make (or change) keyboard shortcuts for commands that don't have one. Great video! Thanks.

I use DashLane and would recommend to almost everyone. It's not 100% perfect though, but still worth the $150/5yrs price I paid. I'd give it 95% rating.

Is there more Israel people who got really excited because of the first tip?

Now i see why Mac users rarely move to windows, i just use Macs for months and already enjoy the ease of use and this vdeo add more of those ease, Thank You for this video.

Wow, the volume thing is something I’ve been wondering about for a long time!! Thanks!

long distance chill lmao!!

5:20 - You've got to be kidding me! Not even Linux does that!

All together: Shift+Control+Eject(at top right), puts screen to sleep while sound stays on.

That was actually the BEST list of “things you’ve never seen in Mac Os”! Congrats 🍾

Business Insider *cough*

Love your videos. It's Palestine though :)

not a mac user, but i expected to know some of these, turns out i only know one or two of these that you showed. great content!

Wow, that command move the top status bar icons trick was worth the price of admission alone!

false advertising!!! Definitely not an idiot youtuber ;-)

Have you enjoyed traveling at Israel? Great video!

Was thinking this is just another random Mac Tricks video but I was wrong! So many useful things which I didn't even know about. Even after using macOS for many years.

dude... you just collapsed my belief system .. i didn’t think there was more to macos .... I am sitting here holding my jaw shut.. i particularly love the ability to create my own shortcuts.. i have actually passed on some apps just because a menu item didn’t have a shortcut... doih!!! great work!

ITS PALESTINE!

Its called Palestine NOT “Israel”

I was not really expecting to learn anything new, very happy to be proven wrong. Thanks for the tricks! The volume increments will be particularly useful.

Super useful tip shift+option+volume, and turns out the combination shortcut works with brightness adjustment as well 👍

Here's one you never heard of, throw the crap away!

Still better than Windows. 😂

Wow! These are some really cool features. I wasn't expecting to learn anything new, but I was pleasantly surprised :)

Like some others, I have been a mac user for many years (25+ years) and thought I wouldn't see anything new, but alas, I was surprised. I found some very useful tips I wasn't aware of. Great job on the video

"as always stay snazzy" GAY GAY

Whilst perhaps not as cool as the Windows snap version (not that I'd know), 'tip 4' how to snap a window to have 2 files in clear and even view - and be fully editable is brilliant - and I feel like a goose for not knowing that! I am constantly 'Command Tabbing' to switch from one file to another - but now I don't have to... Awesome! Great Stuff!

This is like getting a literally new update or new os for mac where you discover new features 🙏

Thanks for the video, you did actually teach me a couple new ones! I’m brand new to the Mac as of February 2018, but I’ve already learned over half of these myself. Granted I’m somewhat of a tech genius and I’ve figured many of these out when helping others with their Macs (I’m the go-to guy for any tech questions my friends and family may have)

been using a mac for about 8 months and im MIND BLOWN

Awesome job as always! I've been using Macs for 15 years and you've taught me things yet again.

Dashlane is a life saver. I do not leave the house without it.

I seriously wait for these, by far my favorite videos! He finds such great tips that are ACTUALLY useful. Thank you so much for what you do man!!!!!

Thank you so much for these tips. Ever since I started college i would always use my laptop. The one(s) I had were HP and they never lasted me long enough. This is my third year in college and I decided to finally purchase a 2018 MacBook Air, and let me just say that I was the BEST decision EVEERR! The first two weeks it was hard for me to adjust, but eventually I got the hang of it. And just the other day I was able to do the split screen, but I didn’t understand how I did it. Viewing your video made me realize “Ohhhh that’s how you do it” haha. Anyways thank you so much!!

The keyboard shortcut trick you showed is a game changer ! Thanks man !

Shared this with my family. Seriously so useful.

Tip no 5, instead of pressing CTL+CMD+D, you can select the word and right-click on it to get the same result. Thanks for tips no 1 and especially no 10. I don't know why after all these years on a Mac, I never thought of right-clicking on an item in Keychain Access. Pretty handy.

I recommend reading the 1 Password and Dashlane whitepapers. In short for those who are not as tech savvy: 1Password is superior to Dashlane in terms of security and security should be your first concern when choosing a password manager. If you do not have a password manager yet, then I recommend you get 1Password. Twice a year I take a good hard look on password management software and none of them could make me switch away from 1Password even though I do not like their subcription based business model.

For the force-touch trackpad for look-up, you can double tap the trackpad with three fingers on an older mac to bring it up also. Great video!

Just starting out with a Mac, been a PC/Win guy since 90's, just fell on to your videos since I started to look for a vesa mount for it, and some tips. I need to watch more of these videos

This is the first time I've ever wished I was ready to take notes. I'll be back later to watch again with a pen and paper! For me, the snapping feature is what I've really been missing.

A "top 10 tricks" video with tips I actually didn't know about!? Thumbs up!

this is sooooo Aweseome. Saved my workflow with TIP#1

I realize you did this video nearly a year ago but I have to still say THANK YOU SO MUCH! I've been a dedicated Mac user since 1999 and only knew 1 out 10 of your tips. Awesome video! Nice to see someone creating Apple-related videos to help people rather than simply to trash Apple for clicks.

Your No. 9 tips would save probably months of my life. Thank you!