Quick Look

What's, uh, what's next on the list?

Uh, I have a tip from new li- or a cool stuff found rather, from new listener Allison, and it relates to, we were talking on a recent episode about quick look extensions, and I mentioned that I had one for, like, zip files.

Or I think we were talking about one for zip files from BetterZip or something like that.

Y- you didn't have to have the app.

Um, yep.

And, uh, it just d- does exactly what you would think it would do.

If you have a markdown file, uh, you can quick look it and you can see the contents.

It'll even give you a sort of hierarchy, hierarchy on the left if you've done headers and stuff like that, so you can jump to different sections.

Um, one of them was, uh, to do with, uh ...

This is gonna sound very silly, but I didn't realize that iPhones and iPads have Quick Look on them the way there is on the Mac.

So on the Mac-

Yes

... hit Spacebar.

Great.

But in the iPhone, it turns out you have to open the Files app, then find the document, then long press on it until a menu comes up, then choose Quick Look.

So-

A trip across Golden Gate finds support for something else expected.

Yet another piece from Mac rumors says macOS Golden Gate 27.2 adds code referencing new touch-specific gestures in apps like Safari, Notes, Photos, and Quick Look.

This is seen by the site as a possible sign Apple is looking to release its rumored OLED touchscreen MacBook in the relatively near future.

Quiet changes for a couple of Apple services.