MacOS 12 Monterey Sticky Notes allow us to write certain content in a comfortable way, without losing sight of what we are doing at a specific time. A very useful resource which, in addition, takes into account the context in which we created the note to add content very easily.
A note that directly refers to the content we want
Creating a quick note on your Mac is really easy. We simply lower the mouse to the bottom right of the screen and we click on the mini quick note that comes out of the corner. From there we can write whatever we want, copy or drag content, and then close the window.
The nature of the quick note leads us to a short interaction, perhaps short enough that we didn’t pay attention to the button that allows us to add links automatically. A button really useful whenever we write information that relates to the content we are working on it.
Adding a link with this system is very simple. The steps to follow are as follows:
- We place the mouse in the lower right part of the screen of our Mac.
- We click to create a new quick note.
- We touch the button in the form of a string and a + symbol.
- We choose the link we want to add by pressing Add a link.
It’s easy. In this small menu we will see several options depending on the content. We were also will offer applications that we use at the time of the creation of the note. So if we saw a specific email when we went to write something, we would be offered a link.
Similarly, we can also add links to Safari or even content within other apps like the Messages app, for example. With this simple link, we greatly enrich the content of the note and give it some context. A resource that might go unnoticed, but which is important that we take into account. One click on the link button and you are done.
