Mac Guides for Windows Users

Make an empty text file in the current Finder folder with Option+N in Supercharge, or with TextEdit or the touch command in Terminal.

Command+X does not cut files in Finder. Copy with Command+C and move with Option+Command+V, or use the Command X app to cut and paste.

Coming from Windows? In Finder, Command+Delete moves a file to the Trash. Supercharge makes the Delete key alone do it, like on Windows.

Fill the screen with a window, without fullscreen, with Fn+Control+F or Fill in the green button menu, or with a click on the green button with Supercharge.

macOS minimizes all windows of one app with Option+Command+M. Supercharge minimizes the windows of all apps with one keyboard shortcut.

On a Mac, a click on the Dock icon of the active app does nothing. Supercharge makes it minimize or hide the app, like on Windows.

In Finder, Return renames a file, and Command+O opens it. Supercharge makes Return open files, like Enter on Windows.

Command+Tab leaves the minimized windows of an app in the Dock. Supercharge brings them back when you switch to the app.

macOS 26 and later has a clipboard history in Spotlight: press Command+Space, then Command+4. Supercharge opens it with one keyboard shortcut.

See a monthly calendar with one click in the menu bar with the free Menu Bar Calendar app, or your events and world clocks too with Dato.