← Back to context Comment by wat10000 5 hours ago Cmd-space, type, done. 5 comments wat10000 Reply lynndotpy 5 hours ago I'm not sure what configuration you have, but this does not send requests to Siri a-la the "cmd-cmd <type to siri>" flow. wat10000 4 hours ago It does as long as you've typed something that doesn't match an app. "Safari" and enter will open Safari. "What is safari" and enter will ask Siri the question and show the answer. JumpCrisscross 4 hours ago > does as long as you've typed something that doesn't match an appA check which, at least on my beloved 2020 M1 MacBook Pro, involves a noticeable delay. 2 replies →
lynndotpy 5 hours ago I'm not sure what configuration you have, but this does not send requests to Siri a-la the "cmd-cmd <type to siri>" flow. wat10000 4 hours ago It does as long as you've typed something that doesn't match an app. "Safari" and enter will open Safari. "What is safari" and enter will ask Siri the question and show the answer. JumpCrisscross 4 hours ago > does as long as you've typed something that doesn't match an appA check which, at least on my beloved 2020 M1 MacBook Pro, involves a noticeable delay. 2 replies →
wat10000 4 hours ago It does as long as you've typed something that doesn't match an app. "Safari" and enter will open Safari. "What is safari" and enter will ask Siri the question and show the answer. JumpCrisscross 4 hours ago > does as long as you've typed something that doesn't match an appA check which, at least on my beloved 2020 M1 MacBook Pro, involves a noticeable delay. 2 replies →
JumpCrisscross 4 hours ago > does as long as you've typed something that doesn't match an appA check which, at least on my beloved 2020 M1 MacBook Pro, involves a noticeable delay. 2 replies →
I'm not sure what configuration you have, but this does not send requests to Siri a-la the "cmd-cmd <type to siri>" flow.
It does as long as you've typed something that doesn't match an app. "Safari" and enter will open Safari. "What is safari" and enter will ask Siri the question and show the answer.
> does as long as you've typed something that doesn't match an app
A check which, at least on my beloved 2020 M1 MacBook Pro, involves a noticeable delay.
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