Top 5 Hidden Mac Tricks in macOS Sierra

This video will help Mac users-beginners or experts-find hidden yet very useful tricks in Apple's new macOS Sierra. While the changes from Mac OS X El Capitan are relatively minor, they can come in handy.

[RAWDATION]

Hey dude I watched your advanced mac tricks video and it was really cool. I love the caffeinate thing I tried it for a little bit and it worked wonders, but I have found an even easier way to prevent your mac from sleeping in the OS X operating system. It is called HOT CORNERS (not mad just trying to emphasize lol) 1) Go to system preferences 2) Click desktop & screen saver 3) click screen saver tab 4) click little button on bottom right that says hot corners 5) Pick any corner you like and hit the blue button and click "disable screen saver" 6) now whenever you put your pointer in the corner where you put "disable screen saver" it keeps the mac from sleeping until you pull the pointer out of that corner then it will go back to sleep based on your normal setting. I found this trick to be extremely handy and easier than opening terminal and typing all that. Plus you don't have to calculate how many seconds you want it to last. You can turn it off anytime you want by simply moving the pointer. P.S. I would also like to mention sticky which I used to use on my Windows computer all the time but it always turned off so quickly and wasn't worth it most times. But I got my new Mac and instantly fell in love with the Sticky keys because it makes all those command, option, control, keyboard shortcuts a lot easier because you don't have to hold down all the keys at the same time. Just some opinions I had that I thought you might be interested in. Thanks for your time hope you took the time to read all this.

[felixfabian]

Thanks for the picture in picture mode man!!!!

[MyLifeJapanTV]

You've done it again, Snazzy Labs! So glad I found this channel! Those text shortcuts? Gonna go nuts with THOSE!

[Maximilan]

Can you be anymore awesome than you already are. Your tips are VERY useful.

[RaNaPoDeRoSa]

Great tips !! I get used to watch this kinds of videos and there was nothing that I didnt know before, but you totally got me with your tips!

[poisson]

I didn't know shift+cmd+T, I usually use command+z to open the last closed tab.

[RA-klsp]

preventing snapping to corners in pip is cool. nice pro tips

[andrewtechful]

The picture-in-picture mode was definitely the highlight for me in this video. Great stuff!

[brandonandreadakis]

You're the man!  Been using Macs since I was born (1985) and didn't know any of this.  I wish you'd do a advanced video with all of the customizations you have and/or recommend putting on someone's new or current Mac.

[musclemetz]

Best video on Sierra I've seen yet... well done

[yoyoututububee]

Thank you so much! I was not aware I could double right click to get picture-in-picture to work on YouTube videos or places where the icon was not appearing! Also thank you for the command-drag of the picture in picture window to avoid snapping! Much appreciated!

[ShawnFlan]

I've been away from the Mac world for awhile now. Knowing these features really helped me, loved tip 1 and tip 5, thanks.

[ryetak]

Always giving good information. Love the videos.

[marvincleoalvarez]

Dude, your a life saver! with this tips!!! always stay Snazzy

[lenorawillis-photonobics]

Thanks for sharing. Glad I came across your channel. Very informative. Pls keep sharing.

[hourfourporductions]

Yes been wondering about PIP. Super helpful. thanks!

[pinkdiscomosh]

Absolutely love these little tricks man. They are very helpful!

[MyLink]

Snazzy Labs so happy to find you! keep up the great work, you Rock Ma-Man!

[redelbluredelmai]

The picture in picture tip for safari really saved my life! I remember seeing this feature during a MacOS presentation years ago but then i forgot and kept opening a new window for youtube while doing something else, resizing it and moving it all the time.. It's been painfully frustrating until today! Thanks man.

[ScooterBlia]

My first Mac ever and all these features are pretty neat. Thank you for your video.