macos
I know how to sort wifi networks by priority in macOS, but the interface makes it a serious tedious task. I travel constantly so I have a tremendous number of wifi networks. Being able to search for networks and more easily set priority rules would be a great thing.
Are there any macOS apps out there to improve the interface on wifi sorting?
For specific terms you find are getting "corrected" often, you could add them to the text substitution list as substitutes of themselves. That should work as a sort of whitelist to stop them from being autocorrected improperly.
Open up the Language & Text panel in System Preferences, and on the Text tab, click the + to add a new substitution. Enter the word you want whitelisted into both fields.
While this is not a solution you're asking for, you can try adding shortcut in System Preferences -> Keyboard -> Keyboard Shortcuts -> Application Shortcuts for menu item 'Show Help Menu' (I'm not sure if it's enabled by default).
Then after pressing this shortcut you can type command name and help system will search for that in menu. I guess names of actions fairly often - Close Tab is quite easy to guess, as you just need to start typing 'Close'.
I hope this will help.
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i use this one for quick and easy on the road access, WiFi Scanner.app
http://wifiscanner.com/wifiscanner.html
it's worked from osx 10.11 to 10.12.3, if you have an older version of OSX, check out KisMAC
if you want to dig deep into the packets for collisions, injections, penetration testing, etc, checkout Wireshark