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On my MackBook I see a long list of services and it's annoying. How do I edit them, or how do I even figure out what they are without using them? I'm asking here because I don't know where else to look since when I search computer for "Services" all that shows up is "Networking services" and "Directory services".
This is what I see:
MacBook Pro 16″, macOS 13.1
Keyboard System Settings. Look in the shortcuts. There is a Services section. You can enable and disable some of them.
I’m not at a Mac to give you the exact path to them, but they’re in the keyboard shortcuts.
Keyboard System Settings. Look in the shortcuts. There is a Services section. You can enable and disable some of them.
I’m not at a Mac to give you the exact path to them, but they’re in the keyboard shortcuts.
Services created by a particular user will be in ~/Library/Services.
Services available to all users are *probably* in /Library/Services (I say probably because I am not at my mac to confirm).
To reach your usee Library, note that it is hidden by default.
In Finder, press Command-Shift-G and paste
~/Library
then press enter.
To make it visible, press Command-Shift-H to open your home folder, then press Command-J yo Show View Options, and check the box to always show library folder
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