macOS’ Services Menu can be a robust solution if you know how to use it.
Across macOS, the Services menu reveals itself either nested in the Menu Bar dropdown for the current app you’re using or in the right-click menu, depending on context. What is also contextual is what is actually in the Services menu at any given time. With lines of text highlighted, for example, you’ll find your Services menu populated with text-related options such as a Dictionary search.
At its core, the Services menu’s function is to bring key features and functions from other apps on your Mac to whatever app you’re using at any given time. Whether that’s something as simple as making a Sticky Note out of a string of text or quickly running a command from a separate app, the Services Menu has no shortage of utility. To get the most out of the Services menu, it’s important to know how to access it at any given time.
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How to use the Services menu across macOS apps