The app provides lots of powerful extra actions for the Shortcuts app on macOS. While my free Actions app provides useful functionality for the Shortcuts app through the App Store for macOS, iOS and visionOS, Shortcutie is a Mac-only app that offers more powerful system-level features by operating outside of Apple’s restrictions. This enables capabilities like changing system default browser (without a prompt), getting the active browser tab, clearing notifications, etc. — things that wouldn’t be possible under App Store rules. Restart your device if the actions do not show up in the Shortcuts app. Also try setting a different device language and then back. Included actions

Get Active Browser Tab: Gets the URL and title of the active browser tab. Supports Safari, Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera, Vivaldi, Arc, Orion, and any Chromium-based browser. Firefox and Firefox-based browsers (including Zen) are not supported as they do not implement the required AppleScript interface for getting tab info. Run JavaScript on Active Browser Tab: Runs JavaScript code on the active browser tab and returns JSON Supports the same browsers as “Get Active Browser Tab”. Get Active Browser: Gets the frontmost app if it’s a browser Get Selected Text: Gets the currently selected text from anywhere on the system Clear Notifications: Clears system notifications Get/Set Default Browser: View or change the system default web browser Set Grayscale: Mode Makes screen display in black and white Is Screen Being Watched: Detects if the screen is being recorded, mirrored, or shared (Zoom, Teams, etc) Open App (Extended): Options to pass in URLs, activate, force new instance, hide, launch arguments, and environment variables Set Folder Color: Change the color of folders Hide All Windows: Instantly hides windows for all apps Quit All Apps: Closes all running apps except menu bar apps Eject All Disks: Safely unmounts all external drives Show Desktop: Temporarily moves all windows aside to see desktop Empty Trash: Permanently deletes items in trash Get/Set Desktop Widgets Visibility: Show, hide, or check visibility status of desktop widgets Get/Set Function Keys Mode: Toggle or check if F1-F12 keys operate as standard function keys or media keys Clear Recent Lists: Clears recent items (files, apps, and servers) from menus Open System Setting: Opens Hide My Email, Private Relay, or Apple Account Subscriptions settings directly

And many more planned!