This only really works for a single Mac, as it relies on the Spotlight indexing on the computer where the files originally reside. But it may be useful for some.
It also “pollutes” any other use of tags on the same computer. For instance you may wish to simply tag “To do” on other file types that you need to do something with, and yet all your photographic keywords will be there with “To do” buried somewhere in the middle.
Indeed. It’s not a perfect solution but I minimise the effects of such pollution by targeting such tag searches to specific folders, like the Pictures folder for example, or I can add the required file type to the search before saving it.
@Joanna thank you for sharing…
I wonder how can you set quick look to display pictures side by side just by pressing the space bar ?
On Catalina I do have just one picture displayed then I need to clic on the “mosaics” icon to display all selected files (can be 2 or more) side by side.
PS: I found out I can display quick look in full screen by pressing CMD+ALT+Y. But I wished the window would use the full screen size just by pressing space.
