What are you hitting escape for most of the time, Margo?

A lot of times I will use it to defocus a text field or something or cancel a menu or cancel a dialogue box.

I don't know.

I use it all the time.

Or I'll use it for autocomplete in text areas or in Xcode.

Like, it's, I use it all the time.

The main thing I use it for when I'm not like an Emacs, which I'm rarely in.

But anyway, the main thing I use it for, believe it or not, is canceling drags.

I don't know if you two do this, but I'm very often dragging things around in the

finder and saying all the time.

And thinking better of it.

I'm like, eh, no.

And I just want that drag to be over and I love escape for that. I do wonder when people who don't know how to do

that. What do they do when they have essentially a handful of files and they're like remember where

they started direct with the finder so weird about that. I didn't know I could do this. This is

amazing. Yeah. I just, I'll tell you what I do. I just try to carefully put it back. That's what I don't, escape, escape. That's why you had your escape keyboard. Does it escape? You don't have to,

carefully putting it back used to be so much better. And now in the finder when I,

even when I, if I try to carefully put it back, it's like, I don't trust it. It's like,

is it going to move files up on the, like it was a list view window, try putting files back in a list view window where you have a bunch of folders turned down. Escape. Escape says bail out of this drag operation. It works across the whole operating

system, I'm pretty sure. Oh man. This is life-changing. So this is even like when you when you told me like a

year ago to like in order to get to my downloads downloads folder i used to like click the stupid icon

that brings up the stack and then like the keyboard shortcut yeah and you told me just hold down

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