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On a Mac that's using macOS Monterey or later. Click Create Link to open a sharing menu. You can then copy the link or choose one of the other sharing options.After creating the link, it will appear in the sidebar of the FaceTime window, as pictured below.When you're ready to start the call, double-click FaceTime Link in the sidebar, or click the FaceTime button next to it. Then click Join.When others open the FaceTime link and click Join, they'll need to be let in to the call.To let them join the call, click the tick by their name.To decline their request to join the call, click the decline button by their name.To remove them from the call after they've joined, click the remove button within 30 seconds. To delete a FaceTime link, click the Info button next to the link in the sidebar, then click Delete Link. When you delete a link, you'll no longer be notified when someone uses the link, and anyone who does use it will only see that they're waiting to be let in. You can also create a link in the Calendar app. When adding a new event, click the FaceTime button next to "Add Location or Video Call" and then choose FaceTime. With the FaceTime link attached seamlessly to the Calendar event, everyone you invite will know exactly when and where to meet. Click the FaceTime link. If you're using a device that can't open the link in the FaceTime app, the link will

Move your cursor to the back of the next word in a text field Option + Right arrow Delete the previous word in a text field Option + Delete Open your home page in the current tab ⌘ + Shift + h Mouse shortcutsThe following shortcuts require you to use your mouse: Action Shortcut Open a link in a current tab (mouse only) Drag a link to a tab Open a link in new background tab ⌘ + Click a link Open a link, and jump to it ⌘ + Shift + Click a link Open a link, and jump to it (mouse only) Drag a link to a blank area of the tab strip Open a link in a new window Shift + Click a link Open a tab in a new window (mouse only) Drag a tab out of the tab strip Move a tab to a current window (mouse only) Drag the tab into an existing window Return a tab to its original position Press Esc while dragging Save the current web page as a bookmark Drag the web address to the Bookmarks Bar Download the target of a link Option + Click a link Display your browsing history Right-click Back or click & hold Back Right-click Next or click & hold Next Increase the window to full height Double-click a blank area of the tab strip Related resources

Enrich your board content by linking any object to an external website or another object on the board.With the Link to option you can:Create interactive prototypesSimplify navigation on the boardAdd links to references and useful sourcesLink stickies or cards to task tracker linksHow to link objectsAvailable on: desktop, tabletSelect the object you want to link to, then click the three dots (...) on the context menuFrom the context menu, choose Copy linkSelect an object you wish to link from, and click the three dots on the context menuChoose Link to or use Option + Cmd + K (for Mac) or Alt + Cmd + K (for Windows) Insert the URL or click another object on the board that you want to link💡 Quickly link objects using Command palette. Click the object, tap Cmd + K and link to object will appear as the first item in the menu. Simply paste your link in the text field and tap Enter.Linking a sticky note to the Miro blogPlease note that an object on the board can be linked to only one website or Miro object. You can create links to external websites, other Miro boards, particular objects on boards. To go to the linked URL - just click the link icon.The link icon will show the logo of the linked siteTo delete or edit the link, click the three dots on the context menu, choose Edit link.The option to edit a linkChange the link or click Delete link on the pop-up.The option