davemark,
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More from the Department of low-discovery Mac shortcuts:

Go to the Finder, type shift-command-A (⇧-⌘-A) to bring up the Applications folder window.

Experiment with other letters:

⇧-⌘-D brings up Desktop
⇧-⌘-O Documents
⇧-⌘-I iCloud Drive

Here's a full list:

https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201236

Wevah,
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@davemark I also assign Shift-Command-L to my user library, since I dig around in there so much. (Definitely not a default.)

davemark,
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@Wevah What’s shift-command-L do?

Wevah,
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@davemark Nothing by default; I was trying to say I manually assign it to open the Library folder. Not really the same as the built in-stuff. -_-

davemark,
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@Wevah Got it!

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