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Practical guides to the macOS Dock, multiple displays, app icons, Mac productivity and working with coding agents, from the people who make Moor.

· 5 min read · search

Search Apps, Files and Agent Sessions From Your Mac Dock

In Moor, press Control-Option-F (or choose Search… in Moor's menu bar) and start typing. One field finds everything in your docks, the files inside your docked folders (newest first), installed and running apps, your coding agents' sessions by project, your profiles and Moor's own actions. Use the arrow keys to choose, Return to open and Command-Return to show the item in Finder. Control-Option-F is Moor's own default shortcut, and you can change it.

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· 6 min read · keyboard shortcuts

Mac Dock Keyboard Shortcuts Worth Memorizing (and How to Set Yours)

Apple's Dock has a few built-in shortcuts: Control-F3 (or Fn-Control-F3) moves focus to the Dock, and Option-Command-D shows or hides it. Moor adds more: Control-Option-1 to 9 switch profiles, Control-Option- goes back to the last one, Control-Option-Space opens the profile picker, Control-Option-F searches and Control-Option-E edits docks. To remap or clear any of Moor's, open Settings → Shortcuts.

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