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1. #FIREFOX FOR MAC OS X 10.8.5 HOW TO#
2. #FIREFOX FOR MAC OS X 10.8.5 MAC OS X#
3. #FIREFOX FOR MAC OS X 10.8.5 PLUS#

Here is a quick setup of the “Save As…” keystroke in OS X Yosemite and El Capitan:Īs you can see it’s exactly the same.

#FIREFOX FOR MAC OS X 10.8.5 HOW TO#

The video below demonstrates both how to one-off Save As, and how to enable the classic Command+Shift+S keystroke to invoke the feature in Mac OS X:Īnd yes, the video approach works with any version of OS X beyond version 10.8, including 10.9.+, 10.10.+, 10.11+. With the classic keystroke enabled, you’ll find the mostly useless “Duplicate” function has been moved down in the File menu to make way for Save As being always visible and accessible.Īnd yes, this is actually Save As, not like the hack to map a keystroke to Export in Lion to obtain similar results.

#FIREFOX FOR MAC OS X 10.8.5 MAC OS X#

Here’s how this looks creating the “Save As…” keyboard shortcut in Mac OS X Yosemite and El Capitan onward:Īnd here’s how the keystroke creation looks in older versions of OS X like Mavericks and Mountain Lion, it’s exactly the same despite slightly different appearances to visual elements:

#FIREFOX FOR MAC OS X 10.8.5 PLUS#

Press the plus button to add a new shortcut, and for Menu Title type “Save As…” exactly, with the periods.Click the “Keyboard Shortcuts” tab and choose “Application Shortcuts” from the list on the left.Open System Preferences from the  Apple menu and choose “Keyboards”.Forget that, we’ll set the classic keyboard shortcut instead: Setting a “Save As” Keyboard Shortcut in OS X Mavericks, El Capitan, Yosemite, & OS X Mountain Lionįor starters, there already is a keyboard shortcut for Save As, but it’s clunky and requires you to hit four keys at once: Command+Option+Shift+S. Note that unless you have the save modification of original file setting disabled, you still may wind up saving over the original file as well, even if you use Save As, thus you may want to disable that – this is a interesting quirk of the Versions feature in OS X that has yet to be completely resolved in the default state.

Instead, let’s enable the classic keyboard shortcut for Save As which also causes the feature to always be visible in File menus. Yes, this works the same in all modern versions of Mac OS X.īecause it’s hidden without the Option key, it’s not much better than just using Export or Duplicate. Pull down the “File” menu and hold down the “Option” key to turn Duplicate into ‘Save As…’.

On with using Save As in modern Mac OS X! How to Use “Save As” in OS X El Capitan, Mavericks, Yosemite, & Mountain Lionįor a one-off “Save As” of the current file in a supported application, just do the following: This will work on all Macs with macOS Sierra, OS X El Capitan, OS X Yosemite, OS X Mavericks, and OS X Mountain Lion, leaving Lion to be the odd version out, as versions of Mac OS X prior to that retained Save As from the earliest days of the Mac operating system.