In the meantime, feel free to share your feedback and tip us if you know any such great hacks. Just in case, if you missed some of the equally interesting tricks we covered recently, I recommend checking out how to automatically resize images using Automator Quick Action and how to toggle dark mode on Mac using a switch.
As far as I can tell, they can prove quite handy in letting you get the most out of screen protectors. Here they are, great screensaver shortcuts for Mac. Make sure to select the unused keyboard combination. Later on, enter the desired keyboard combination.
Next, scroll down and click None on the right Quick Action/Service you just created. To do this, start System Preferences -> Keyboard.Ħ. Now, either way, you can select your new screen saver and it will appear on your computer after the set duration, or you move the mouse to a hot corner. Then click Authenticate and enter your credentials (usually just your password). Next, it’s time to create a keyboard shortcut for it. Drag the screen saver file to /Library/Screen Savers. Then give a workflow-friendly name and click on save.ĥ. Next, find Start Screen Saver and drag it to the Workflow window on the right.Ĥ. Now, click Movements option in the upper left corner and then Vehicles.ģ. New Document -> Quick Action -> Select.Ģ. (You can use Spotlight search to quickly find the Automator application on your computer.) Then click on it. So even if you don’t fully understand the Automator app yet, you shouldn’t find it inappropriate.
While the Automator Quick Action/Service method is not as simple as the methods described above, it is also not complicated. Create Screen Saver Shortcut Using Automator Quick Action
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