Instead, Apple provides you with huge and useless timeline slider. Standard Touch Bar will never support the most useful feature - to display the name of track playing. Set target of front window to path to home folder as stringĬurrently playing Spotify or iTunes track You feel like playing a text RPG when coding. That's the only way I've found.ĭespite that, AppleScript is fun. First, it forces a Finder to open a new window, then tells it to switch to home folder and opens it on top. And it's fucking impossible to fix that with standard MacOS tools. Just because there's another Finder window opened there. You click the Finder, but instead opening a new window at the same screen, it carries you away somewhere. Imagine, you want to drag a picture to a browser to upload. The button next to Esc returns the default Touch Bar, just in case you need something from standard functionality. Esc must always be tied to its rightful place. Several times My Touch Bar stopped working while Esc was hidden. Touch Bar is a perfect place for everything you don't need all the time, but it's a pain in the ass to look for such things when they're needed.

New ideas pop-up - would be good to write them down. However, a lot of processes are always running in the background. All my work instruments are set up flawlessly.

No, I'm not only listening to music and open Finder all day. I want to have instant access to Finder, anywhere. Requires lots of space but used once a week when watching 'Futurama' at night. I'm always wondering what Spotify's Discover brings me. I've read every single guide to the BetterTouchTool setup and came up with the following conclusions based on whether it works for me or not.

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