Adding Custom Shortcuts To Xcode
It’s always bugged me that Apple removed the Command + T
shortcut to toggle Slow Animations.
Using the following approach, you can restore this shortcut and add custom shortcuts to any Xcode or iOS Simulator settings.
In System Preferences, select Keyboard -> App Shortcuts -> +

Then, just specify your preferred shortcut - I'm using Command + T
like in the good old days.

⚠️ Make sure the name matches exactly how it appears in the Menu Bar (i.e. "Slow Animations")
And voila! We can now toggle Slow Animations via Command + T
(again).

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