Hi.
THis is a question about Siri Shortcuts (MacRumors Admins, there should be a Shortcuts subforum, it's amazing when you start sharing shortcuts among the community), but because it involves the use of a Smart keyboard, I posted it on the iPad subforum.
My question is: Is there a way to easily invoque a certain Siri Shortcut with an actual keyboard shortcut? A customizable keyboard combination that activates the Siri Shortcut you want.
I know it is possible to activate them from the Spotlight screen, but it requires too many steps. It would be awesome if we could make them more automatic. Like, you press cmd+O+W and your iPad starts posting the piece of news you had saved on X folder. Or just starts taking a video for 10 seconds and then uploads it to the cloud. And so on. All with just a keyboard shortcut.
Is it possible? If it is, how? And if its not, is there a quicker way to activate the most used shortcuts?
Siri Shortcuts is awesome, and it would be mind blowing if Apple didn't limit the actions you can perform. But yeah, I know, we can't pretend iOS to be as versatile as MacOS.
THis is a question about Siri Shortcuts (MacRumors Admins, there should be a Shortcuts subforum, it's amazing when you start sharing shortcuts among the community), but because it involves the use of a Smart keyboard, I posted it on the iPad subforum.
My question is: Is there a way to easily invoque a certain Siri Shortcut with an actual keyboard shortcut? A customizable keyboard combination that activates the Siri Shortcut you want.
I know it is possible to activate them from the Spotlight screen, but it requires too many steps. It would be awesome if we could make them more automatic. Like, you press cmd+O+W and your iPad starts posting the piece of news you had saved on X folder. Or just starts taking a video for 10 seconds and then uploads it to the cloud. And so on. All with just a keyboard shortcut.
Is it possible? If it is, how? And if its not, is there a quicker way to activate the most used shortcuts?
Siri Shortcuts is awesome, and it would be mind blowing if Apple didn't limit the actions you can perform. But yeah, I know, we can't pretend iOS to be as versatile as MacOS.