How to open Activity Monitor on Mac with keyboard shortcuts
How to use Shortcuts to make a keyboard shortcut to open Activity Monitor on Mac
The Shortcuts app allows you to easily create a keyboard shortcut for launching Activity Monitor:
- Open the "Shortcuts" app on Mac
- Pull down the file menu and select "New Shortcut"
- Double-click "Open App" in the suggestions on the right (If it is not listed by default, you may need to search for "Open App")
- Click the "App" text to enter the application drop-down menu, and select "Activity Monitor" in the list
- Next, click on the small Settings button in the menu options on the right and then under the Details tab click to Enable "Use as a quick action" Next, click "Add Keyboard Shortcut" and press the keyboard shortcut sequence you want to use to launch Activity Monitor on your Mac (we chose fn for this article shift delete)
- By typing the name of the shortcut in the window title bar, such as "Open Activity Monitor"
- You can now test the shortcuts by pressing fn shift delete or any keyboard shortcut of your choice , assuming you set it up correctly, Activity Monitor will open on your Mac in no time.
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