Gets the current Wi-Fi network details, including the current IP address, Network Name, BSSSID, Wi-Fi Standard, RX Rate, TX Rate, RSSI, Noise, Channel Number, and Hardware MAC Address.
Gets the width and height of the current screen and displays the pixel dimensions.
Starts the screen saver on your Mac. Choose from the Landscape, Cityscape, Underwater, Earth, or other options in System Settings and trigger it using this.
Quickly change your device’s system volume by picking a numeric value from a list. Customize the list to contain your favorite volume presets, which support decimal values.
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Turns True Tone on or off on the current device, adapting the display temperature to the current surroundings.
Gets the current battery state, checking for connection or charging status and showing the total battery level as a percentage.
Takes two dates chosen as input and calculates the duration in seconds between thme – works as a Unix timestamp converter.
Asks you to enter a date, then generates the calendar week plus start or end dates.
Turns the Wi-Fi on, waits a second, and shows the currently-connected network’s name.
Takes content from input, the clipboard, on-screen, or via a prompt and adds it to Reeder’s Read Later system.
Returns to the Home Screen, then waits just under 1 or 2 second to take a screenshot (so it shows the dots for widgets), then saves it to a pre-created Home Screen album in Photos.
Opens the Trackpad preferences where you can change settings like Tracking Speed, Click intensity, silent clicking, and more. On iOS, opens Pointer settings.
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