It’s not seamless and it’s not as effective as it could be. There are also a ton of apps that allow you to connect to your phone through a web browser to transfer files, but those require the app to be running on your phone, and for the app to be in a specific mode to receive the files. For email I have to select all the images from my Camera Roll and either mail them five-at-a-time from the photos app, or copy them, switch to Mail, paste them into a message (which somehow bypasses the absurd five-image limit on in-line sharing in the Photos app) and then address the message to myself and wait for it to send, then wait for it to arrive on my computer.
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3D Touch shortcuts in the Simulator MIT License 1.8k stars 174 forks Star Notifications Code Issues 13 Pull requests 0 Actions Projects 0 Wiki Security Insights This commit does not belong to any branch on this repository, and may belong to a fork outside of the repository. Using a Photo Stream requires me to open iPhoto on my Mac, which means it will probably take forever just to grab a few images. DeskConnect / SBShortcutMenuSimulator Public. In the past I have used Photo Streams or email to get the images from my phone to my Mac, but both of those are a little more annoying than they need to be. This is especially true with things like screenshots for reviews.
From time to time, I find myself needing to send some files from my Mac to my iPhone, or from my phone to my computer.
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