When I’m typing, I’m too lazy to leave the keyboard and use the mouse, so I came up with a quick window operations method. Implementing Alt+1 for Minimize/Restore the current window, +2 for Restore, and +3 for Maximize using AutoHotKey. Code explanation However, I always feel that these quick window operations are a bit cumbersome. […]
Some personally commonly used Autohotkey mouse shortcuts. Implementing Alt+Tab window switching effect by clicking the left and right mouse buttons. Quickly exit the current window using the mouse and keyboard Scrolling the mouse on the taskbar to control the volume Shift + Scroll Wheel for Horizontal Scrolling / Cursor Selection Also, you can achieve Mac
The iOS ecosystem is already well-established, but many mobile apps lack Mac support. Currently, Windows 11 has integrated an Android emulator, allowing direct installation of Android apps. However, it seems that Mac has no such plans. After some searching, I found a virtual machine that works well, allowing you to use Android apps on Mac
Create secure passwords of varying security levels for different websites is essential in today’s digital age. We often hear about password breaches on well-known websites, and using the same set of passwords across multiple platforms can pose a significant risk. If you employ your own password system, you can minimize the chances of being hacked
Every time I find it cumbersome to search for clipboard files using Everything on the computer, I tried implementing a simple and quick search function using AutoHotKey: Hold down Ctrl, double-click the ‘C’ key (press Ctrl+C twice), and it automatically invokes an Everything search for the currently copied content (text only, of course). If it’s
The hot corners on Mac are very convenient, but they have been missing on Windows. Recently, I wrote a simple script using AutoHotKey to implement this functionality. It’s worth noting that the resolution of my computer is 2560×1600, so adjustments may be needed based on the actual situation when using it. Before you start using
Commonly used keyboard shortcut mapping When using the keyboard, the personal feel of Command+C and other shortcuts on Mac is more comfortable than Windows’ Ctrl+C. Therefore, through AHK, I’ve implemented Windows to use Mac shortcut keys that better align with my operating habits. The following is the source code. In actual usage, operations like copy
Introduction: AutoHotkey (AHK) is a powerful scripting language for Windows that allows users to automate repetitive tasks, create custom shortcuts, and enhance overall productivity. Whether you’re a seasoned coder or a beginner looking to streamline your daily activities, AutoHotkey provides a flexible and user-friendly solution. Getting Started with AutoHotkey Installation: Begin by downloading and installing