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How to extract Mastodon instance & handle data using Shortcuts
Working with links in the fediverse can be tricky – here's how to use Shortcuts' Get Components of URL action to quickly isolate any instance or account handle you come across on Mastodon.
What's New in Shortcuts - Issue #54
To kick things off, I wanted to start with today's release of my new Mastodon shortcuts — I made deep links out of every section, a handle converter, and a quick way to use Movetodon.org repeatedly.I'm on the platform as @matthewcassinelli@mastodon.social, so you should definitely follow me there — for now, I'm still on Twitter trying to help people move off the platform:
What's New in Shortcuts - Issue #52
Over on YouTube, I streamed for 6 hours on Monday continuing my work on the Shortcuts Library logging process and sharing the shortcuts I'd built on-stream a few weeks prior. I did some experiments on the stream too, including watching Chris Lawley's videos (who appeared in the chat), testing music, and taking longer breaks.
What's New in Shortcuts - Issue #46
After playing around with the Shortcuts betas, I noticed two changes and shared about them on Twitter — first, we have updated groups for symbols, and second, keyboard shortcuts on the iPad:
What's New in Shortcuts - Issue #44
On Wednesday, after the Apple Watch Ultra reviews dropped, I wrote up a quick story about the total apps that support Shortcuts now (as announced at WWDC) and how many of those can run from the new Action button on the watch.I'm hoping to get my hands on one soon and try it out, plus I'll be sharing my technique for turning the one dedicated shortcut into a multitool (as I mentioned in the post):
How Apple put its weight behind Siri Shortcuts in iOS 16
App Shortcuts are actually Apple's biggest Siri update in years
16 ways to use Personal Hotspot with Shortcuts in iOS 16
How to automatically connect via cellular when there's no Wi-Fi.
What's New in Shortcuts - Issue #40
Last week, I published a story for iMore covering the Menu Bar applet for Shortcuts on the Mac and gave a few examples of how to build your shortcuts to work well when triggered there — check out the example shortcuts for sure:
Rosemary Orchard releases second edition of “Take Control of Shortcuts” – Matthew Cassinelli
Rosemary Orchard has released the second edition of her book Take Control of Shortcuts, a guide to everything Shortcuts for iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
Why everyone should be using Share Sheet shortcuts
When the Share icon appears, your shortcuts are near.
Shortcuts gains powerful Find Tabs action for Safari, more in second public beta
Finally, a way to deal with all of those tabs you have open.
Here are 46 new Shortcuts actions in the iOS 16 public beta
In the first public beta of iOS 16, Shortcuts has a whole new set of actions to build with — here's what's available (so far).
What's New in Shortcuts - Issue #33
This spring, I relaunched my entire Shortcuts Library with over 600 total shortcuts, including a special set of 150 bundle shortcuts attached to each folder page that compiles all the shortcuts in a category into a single multi-tool shortcut (for members only).Check out the full collection and see what's new — I'm adding iOS 16 beta shortcuts and new folders regularly starting with the public release:
Here are 51 new actions for Shortcuts in the iOS 16 betas (so far) – Matthew Cassinelli
In the first seed of the iOS 16 developer beta, the Shortcuts app has received 51 new actions that support interacting with Apple’s first-party apps and help take advantage of system features. The actions provided work with Notes, Voice Memos, Mail, Safari, Shortcuts, Clock, Parked Cars, Image Backgrounds, Personal Hotspot, Files, PDFs, and Reminders, plus […]