Shortcat
Universal command palette for your Mac
Shortcat is a macOS command palette utility that indexes the user interface of the Mac and its applications. It lets users click buttons, focus text fields, invoke menu commands, switch windows, and insert emojis using a keyboard-driven fuzzy search, reducing the need for a mouse or trackpad. It works in Safari, Chrome, Firefox, some Chromium-based browsers, and most Electron apps.
12 alternatives to Shortcat
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