Developer plugin
Warp
Open Warp tabs, windows and Tab Configs.
Plugins run in the same launcher as your apps, files and commands.
About Warp
Warp for Supermac opens tabs, windows and saved Tab Configs. It can also use the Finder selection, so you can start a session in the right folder.
What you can do
- Open a new Warp tab or window
- Launch saved Tab Configs
- Start in the current Finder folder
Keyboard
Press your Supermac launcher shortcut, then search for Warp items or commands. Use ↑ and ↓ to move through the results, Return to run, and ⌘K to open the command palette.
- ⌘OOpen in New Warp Window
- ⌘.Reveal in Finder
- ⌘⌥↑Move Up
- ⌘⌥↓Move Down
- ⌘⇧PPin Directory
App defaults; you can change them in Settings.
Setup
Requires Warp. Grant Finder automation access when macOS asks for it.
Open Supermac, go to Settings → Plugins, select Warp and follow the setup rows. Permissions are listed in the same pane, and a plugin stays off until you enable it.
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Frequently asked questions
What does the Warp plugin do?
Open Warp tabs, windows and Tab Configs.
Warp for Supermac opens tabs, windows and saved Tab Configs. It can also use the Finder selection, so you can start a session in the right folder.
What can I do with Warp?
Open a new Warp tab or window.
Launch saved Tab Configs.
Start in the current Finder folder.
What do I need to set up Warp?
Requires Warp. Grant Finder automation access when macOS asks for it.
Does Warp have default keyboard shortcuts?
Yes. Warp ships with 5 default shortcuts, including Open in New Warp Window (Command O), Reveal in Finder (Command Period) and Move Up (Command Option Up Arrow) and 2 more. You can change them in Settings.
How do I turn on Warp?
Open Supermac, go to Settings → Plugins, select Warp and follow the setup rows. A plugin stays off until you enable it.
It is one of 8 Developer plugins in the Supermac directory.