Instinctively, I'll move the pointer along the table of content to hold my place and this giant (relatively) image hovers over a large portion of the list I'm trying to browse through.
defaults
. Do this:
defaults write net.sourceforge.skim-app.skim SKDisableTableToolTips 1The wiki page that documents this has a bunch of other interesting settings on the page as well.
This may have been my unfamiliarity with using
defaults
, but the default type for boolean is 0/1. If you wish to use "true/false" or "yes/no", you need to explicitly pass -type boolean
.
Also, I couldn't get
defaults
to find the app using just "Skim", but your results may vary and the invocation above works just fine.
3 comments:
probably the dumbest, most intrusive pop-up ever created. I can only wonder that the authors of skim were looking for a constant irritant to apply to the sensitivities of its users. this tip works for internal links but not the notes/stressings initiated by the user
probably the dumbest, most intrusive pop-up ever created. I can only wonder that the authors of skim were looking for a constant irritant to apply to the sensitivities of its users. this tip works for internal links but not the notes/stressings initiated by the user
thank GOD ... *so* annoying
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