Of all the utilities I couldn’t live without on my Mac, Peter Lewis’s Keyboard Maestro is perhaps the most important. It helps me switch between apps, type frequently used text, open collections of ...

In spite of the existence of various Mac apps to display lyrics of a song that’s currently playing in iTunes or Rdio, I often find myself having to manually look them up through a web browser. It’s ...

In May, in my coverage of Keyboard Maestro 5.3 I shared a macro to combine two iPhone screenshots in a single image through a keystroke: For iPhone apps, I like to take two screenshots, place them ...

The keyboard and keystroke automation tool update brings along more than 100 new and refined features. This is an app you need to know about because if it's right for you, it will transform how you ...

September 4, 2014 Add as a preferred source on Google Add as a preferred source on Google Macs have all kinds of great automation tools, but Keyboard Maestro is easily the most powerful among them.

Many Mac users whose relationship with the Mac predates Mac OS X retain an affection for macro utilities—applications that let you string together a series of actions, and summon those macros with a ...

OS X includes all kinds of tools to help speed up your Mac’s workflow—scripting, keyboard shortcuts, and Automator among them. But the venerable utility Keyboard Maestro can be more useful, in more ...