Shortcuts for MAC

Shortcuts This Mac OS X application allows you to assign hot keys to contextual menu item items. Version 2.0 allows you to display a menu that includes items added by CM plugins.

Shortcuts is currently all that is known to allow 64-bit applications to use contextual menu plugins since Apple removed support for 64-bit applications in Mac OS X 10.6.

It allows you to assign a hotkey combination to a selected menu item. This allows you to select an object (file in the Finder or text) and hit the keyboard combination to perform the task normally performed by choosing that particular menu item.

Shortcuts displays the menu in second mode with items that have been added to it by contextual menu plugs-ins. It can be activated by pressing a hot key on the keyboard or via a services item

Version 2.0.2:

Note: 64-bit version 2.1 available here . Requires macOS 10.13+

• Fixed a problem in OS X 10.7 that bezel window would not show if ShortcutObserver is started as a log-in item
• Some magic to make "More Items..." checkbox on by default in Services/Keyboard Shortcuts, not requiring users to go to System Preferences to enable it after initial installation