Friday, May 25, 2018
How to Add an AirDrop Shortcut to Your Mac’s Dock
Apple’s AirDrop feature lets you wirelessly send and receive files between nearby Macs as well as to and from local iOS devices. It’s usually accessed from the sidebar of an open Finder Window (or using the Command + Shift + R keyboard shortcut within Finder), but here we’re going to share with you a trick that enables you to launch AirDrop straight from your Mac’s Dock. Having the AirDrop
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