So I may have just jumped out of the in-app Tweetbot web browser and into Safari to read an article, so it wouldn’t count against my self-imposed social media limit in Screentime. #willpower
Author: Evan Kline (page 9 of 164)
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With the release of iOS 12, the Shortcuts app was released into the wild. Unlike Siri Shortcuts, through which you can assign simple voice commands to frequently used actions on your device,1 the Shortcuts app empowers you to build simple and complex automated workflows with a building block interface.
If you are intrigued by the power of the Shortcuts app, or you just want some inspiration, you’re in luck. Like the communities around other automation tools, Shortcuts users are generous with their creations and have shared their shortcuts online in several locations. Here are the seven best places I’ve found so far for downloading shortcuts:
Yes, I know that’s a gross oversimplification.↩