Shortcuts Wish List, 2021 Edition

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This week, Federico and John take a hard look at Shortcuts, an app they rely on every day, and consider how they would like to see Apple evolve the app this year and beyond.

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What’s New
- Federico rethinks his RSS and ‘read later’ workflow as well as his Home Screen setup
- John signs up for a Hey personal account and figures out how to sleep his Mac and eject external drives with the press of a button
Shortcuts Wish List, 2021 Edition
- Shortcuts Wishes: The App
  - Block folding
  - Color-coded actions
  - Sub-folders
  - More colors and icons
  - An action browser
  - Debugging tools
  - Shortcut locking
- Shortcuts Wishes: Actions
  - Multitasking actions
  - Better Files integration
  - Complex UI building tools
  - Safari actions
  - The ability to run Swift and JavaScript
  - Apple Music service actions
  - Simplified Web API integration
- Shortcuts Wishes: Automations
  - Deeper HomeKit support
  - Apple TV integration with home automations
  - Personal automations that can run at set intervals
  - App-based triggers
  - Proximity and presence triggers
- Shortcuts Wishes: Everything Else
  - Widgets
  - Trigger shortcuts with inputs via Siri
  - Run Apple Watch shortcut complications on the Watch face
  - Global hotkeys

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