Get Clipboard
Passes the contents of the clipboard to the next action.
Takes a link and decodes the text so it’s more readable.
Take a link from the Share sheet or yourclipboard and open it in the Internet Archive’s Wayback Machine to see past versions of the page.
Takes an article from input and calculates an average speaking speed based on the words-per-minute, then reads the article out loud in its entirety.
Gets the length of an article from input and divides the words by 200 to get a rough reading estimate.
Takes shortened links from input and expands them into the full URL.
Replaces any special characters in the input with percent-encoding that makes it function properly in URLs.
Asks you to enter text, then lets you encode or decode it to work properly in URLs.
Rotates my left monitor to landscape orientation (for times when I switch it back from its vertical setup).
Opens the deep link into Settings > Accessibility > RTT to let you adjust “Real-time Text,” described by Apple as “a service offering more reliability, better text support, and the ability to speak and hear during a call” with Software and Hardware options.
Use this shortcut to quickly access the Gallery and see what kinds of shortcuts Apple recommends based on your usage, as well as curated categories put together by the Shortcuts team.
Sets up dual monitors side-by-side, plus asks for an additional screen on the right and on the bottom for a Mac Mini or MacBook or iPad combo.
Opens the Books tab of the Books app so you can see all your non-PDF items only.
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