I constantly test “disable Javascript” in my web design work. To make the process a lot faster, I added a quick key. Here is how I did it.
System Preferences
Go to System Preferences, Click on the Keyboard icon.
Shortcuts
In Shortcuts, go to the App Shortcuts tab, adding your desired shortcut by clicking on the “+” icon in the bottom. Remember to enter the exact name of the menu command you want to add. (identical to how it is spelt in the application.)
Isaac Adams-Hands
Full Stack Developer, Digital Marketer, and InfoSec enthusiast. He received his Bachelor’s Degree from the University of Western Sydney and his Business Diploma from Georgian College before joining various marketing positions in search portals, e-commerce, higher education, and addiction recovery services.
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