Get info about a file or folder in the Finder
Quickly search for a file or folder in the FinderĪlthough you can click on the magnifying glass in the top-right corner of any Finder window to search for a file folder, you can also use the keyboard shortcut Command + F to open the Finder with the search bar already activated.
Command + Shift + I: iCloud Drive folder. Command + Shift + H: Home folder for your account. Command + Shift + G: Go to Folder window. Command + Shift + C: Top-level Computer folder. Instead of looking for a folder, you can use the following keyboard shortcuts to open a specific folder: You can also use Command + T to open a new Finder tab, which allows you to view various folders within a single Finder window. Hit Command + N to open a new Finder window. You can use a keyboard shortcut for that. This can help you keep your trash from overflowing with files. If you click the Advanced tab in Preferences, you'll see a number of boxes to check, including Remove items from the Trash after 30 days. Automatically remove items from the Trash You can change to your Home or Documents folder, or whichever folder you use the most. Under the General tab, you will see that for New Finder windows show, the default is All My Files. Click the Finder menu in the menu bar and then select Preferences. If you navigate to a particular folder often, then you can set it as your default and save yourself a few clicks each time you open the Finder. If you are running macOS Ventura, the keyboard shortcut can be configured by navigating to System Settings app → Keyboard → Keyboard Shortcuts.Set a default folder to appear each time you open a new Finder window In such a case, you can define a keyboard shortcut for the same by following the instructions above. Update: Recent generation of Mac desktop and portable keyboards no longer provide pre-programmed key for invoking Launchpad. 
Since you are essentially looking for single key to invoke the desired operation(s), you can do so by creating a single key shortcut (if not natively provided by macOS). You can also define custom keyboard shortcut(s) easily by going to System Preferences → Keyboard → Shortcuts. You can also double click on the keyboard shortcut and change it to something else. If you are using a non-Apple keyboard, go to System Preferences → Keyboard → Shortcuts → Launchpad & Dock and select the checkbox next to Show Launchpad. Look for key labelled F4 on your keyboard. The special functions are labelled on the row of function keys (and equivalent in case of MacBook Pro equipped with Touch Bar). MacBook keyboard and Apple Magic keyboard comes with dedicated key to invoke Launchpad.
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