CheatSheet is lets you view available keyboard shortcuts in your current application. Just hold the β-Key a bit longer to get a list of all active short cuts of the current application. It's as simple as that.
Absolutely brilliant way to bring up the cheat panel. Exactly the kind of design decision that makes you go "of course, how can it be any other way that this"
Did install it, but it is something I used so occasionally that I was more annoyed with the window accidentally popping up than I benefited from the shortcuts. Great concept, though, and indeed very useful for new mac users.
This is useful but somehow isn't 100% accurate. Maybe it's because I don't have a US keyboard. I checked with Chrome and some shortcuts are different (I use ctrl+tab to go to the next tab).
If there's a way to fix this on my side, it would be great to know it!
I've been using this for a few months now and I absolutely love it. I've learned a ton of new shortcuts for Photoshop, Chrome, and even apps like Apple Mail and so on. Phenomenal tool. By the way, you can change the launch delay so that you only open it deliberately. Very easy to change that in "settings".
@corleyh@rrhoover Is this not reinventing the (KeyCue) wheel? I'm a long time KeyCue owner (frankly of the Ergonis suite, Typinator is the killer app) and I don't see anything wrong with their rock solid and steadily supported keyboard shortcut app at all. http://www.ergonis.com/products/... This just looks like a copycat app. Am I missing something here?
Summer Bod 2020