Which macros I call the most can be seen by looking at my Karabiner config. Technically even app specific macros are called with Karabiner as my control key is a key and command key is my e key. And global macros are called with Karabiner directly.
You can double click the downloaded macro file to upload all the 1400+ macros into KM.Īpp specific macros are called with a hotkey bound to the app the macro is running in.
It includes over 1400 macros I use for various purposes to automate my workflow. I share all the macros I use as a file you can download. I also love using Alfred Maestro workflow that lets me search through my entire KM library of actions to activate. My most used macro from all these macros I share is macro to open Safari browser which I've ran some 55,851 times since I made it. Just to emphasize how much KM has impacted my life. I wrote about how I manage my huge macro library here.Īll global macros will have no trigger as they are called with AppleScript from Karabiner.Ī lot of these macros were made with great help from the Keyboard Maestro forum community.
It's a wonderful tool that allows you to create very powerful macros that can range from simply pasting some text, to moving the mouse pointer to some location, to doing various calculations with the input you provide and lot lot more. This app is essentially an IDE for automation. One of my favorite applications that I use to significantly ease my time using my mac is Keyboard Maestro. Keyboard Maestro macros I use Explanation
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