Using Autofill via the “Add to Things” Extension If you don’t like the keyboard shortcut we’ve chosen for Quick Entry with Autofill on your Mac, it’s easy to change it to suit your preferences. The easiest way to find out if your favorite app supports Autofill is to try. While we’ve designed Autofill to work best with Mail, Safari, and Finder, the feature may also work in other apps. Add a title and any other details to your new to-do.Your new to-do’s note will contain a link to the webpage, email, or file that you've selected. While you’re in Safari, Mail, or Finder, press Ctrl + ⌥ Alt + Space.Once you’ve turned on the feature, here’s how to try it out: To use Quick Entry with Autofill, you’ll first need to install a small Helper application from this page. Autofill enhances Quick Entry by automatically inserting links to webpages, emails, or files into your new to-do’s notes.
