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The note will automatically be saved in that app, and you can open it again in the same way – either by using the Fn + Q combination or by clicking the Hot Corner of the app (it’s usually the bottom-left corner). Click in the note and you can start typing. You can also use the Quick Notes app by clicking the Hot Corner of the app’s window.ĭoing so will open a note in the app you are currently using.

To use the Quick Notes app on Mac, open an app in which you want to create a note, hold down the Fn key and then press Q. The feature is really easy to use and can help you organize your work and get reminded of important things without needing to get distracted from your workflow by needing to check your Notes app. If you have upgraded to your macOS 12 (Monterey), then you have access to the new Quick Notes app – a feature of the built-in Notes macOS app that can be integrated with other applications on the computer, allowing you to make and edit notes within them that can be accessed through those other apps instead of having to specifically open the main Notes application. The Quick Notes app feature lets the user quickly jot down notes within other apps without needing to open the main Notes app. If you wish to run Menu Bar Tint all the time, you'll need to manually add it to your user's login items.The Quick Notes app on Mac is a feature added to the default macOS Notes app with the release of macOS Monterey. But as you can see in the rightmost image, you can customize it with any color scheme you can dream up… With its default settings, Menu Bar Tint simply darkens the menu bar.

Menu Bar Tint lets you set colors and translucency for three sections of the menu bar, and you can have the menu bar's tint level change when your mouse hovers over it-even making it vanish on hover.

In fact, that's what it was originally designed to work on. And yes, you can still use Menu Bar Tint even if you have a non-translucent menu bar. Note that this affects many other elements of the user interface as well. You can disable the translucent menu bar in macOS by checking the Reduce transparency checkbox in System Preferences → Accessibility → Display. This little freebie app is for those who would like to add some tinting to their menu bar, perhaps different tinting than that provided by the desktop image visible behind the menu bar.