Apple’s native Mail app has a host of custom commands that make quickly navigating your email simple.
This will open up File Explorer and allow you to select and attach the file you’re looking for.
2Erase Junk Mail (Command+Option+J)
Got lots of junk mail taking up space in your inbox?
Apple Mail lets you clear it fast.
It might be worth checking that nothing was mistakenly flagged as junk before doing so.
Or, more likely, ever press send without adding the attachment or CC’ing everyone you needed to?
Most major email clients also support undo send, including Gmail, iCloud, Yahoo, and Outlook.
Apple Mail makes it easy to do so with a simple shortcut.
After selecting the email or emails that you want to change the read status for, press Command+Shift+U.
However, email clients are not perfect when it comes to sorting your mail.
To do so, pick the email or emails you want to use, and press Command+Shift+J.
This will move folders from your inbox into the junk folder, or vice versa.
6Hide/Show Sidebar (Control+Command+S)
Apple Mail’s sidebar is my favorite way to navigate my emails.
It also includes Smart Mailboxes and any folders imported by your email client.
But, it isn’t always necessary.
If you want to condense your email window, you might hide this sidebar with a keyboard shortcut.
It’s not only computer users who get to enjoy shortcuts, either.
There are plenty ofiPad shortcutsyou can take advantage of as long as you have a keyboard attached.
