Revealed! MacOS has several hidden US keyboard shortcuts; know how to use them

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For Windows users, the Fn key has been an integral part of many shortcuts, however, for Mac users, it was introduced very late, and Apple called it a Globe key. But, in recent Mac updates, Apple has added several shortcuts to its Fn key, which may be useful to the user. The unusual thing about the key is that Apple has not included the shortcut in Apple's list of keyboard shortcuts. If you also want to explore the keyboard shortcuts for Macs, then check out the newly found MacOS keyboard shortcuts.

According to a report by TidBits, the current MacOS version has new Fn key capabilities that enable users to use it for their regular work, language change, open emoji windows, access Siri, and more. To enable these Fn key features, users will have to go to the system setting and then the keyboard, now, choose between input sources, show emoji & symbols, start dictating, or do nothing. Additionally, Mac enables more functionality to the Fn key such as using Siri by tapping the Fn key plus the Space bar to activate Siri. It can also be used to trigger Mission Control.

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Here are some MacOS keyboard shortcuts:

Fn key + A: Pick an app from the Dock, then select any other app with the help of arrow keys, and press Return to switch to the selected app.

Fn+Shift+A: To open launchpad

Fn+C: To open the Control Center

Fn+D: To start dictation

Fn+E: Open emoji bar

Fn+F: To access full-screen mode

Fn+H: It hides the opened windows and brings you back to desktop

Fn+M: It opens the Apple menu use from where users can use the arrow keys to navigate menus and activate the selected command.

Fn+N: It opens the Notification Center

Fn+Q: To start a Quick Note in Notes

Fn+Delete: To delete a character (It can also be done