How to Enable Code Editors to iBoysoft Launch With Menu on Mac

Although you can launch a JetBrains app, code editor, Terminal, or text editor on your Mac from Launchpad or the Applications folder in Finder, it is time-consuming especially sometimes when a good idea comes to you or you’re in a hurry to end a task. In that case, jumping to a code editor interface with iBoysoft Launch With looks extremely convenient.

The steps for downloading and installing desired code editors onto iBoysoft Launch With menu are:

  • 1

    Free download and install iBoysoft MagicMenu (a comprehensive macOS right-click enhancer that contains various powerful extensions) on your Mac.

  • 2

    Open iBoysoft MagicMenu. On the main interface, click on Extension on the left sidebar.

  • 3

    In the Quick Open section, you'll see a list of code editing programs here. Click the download button next to those you want to add. Then, you can see them on the Launch With submenu of your right-click menu.

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How to Use iBoysoft Launch With to Open a File With a Code Editor on Mac

Since you've downloaded and added the desired code editors onto the iBoysoft Launch With menu, you can open the file you want to with the code editing tool at any time with a right-click.

Here are the steps to open a file with a code editor via a right-click on your Mac:

Step1

Make sure iBoysoft MagicMenu is opened. Right-click the target file that you want to proceed with the code edition in Finder or on the desktop.

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Step2

Select Launch With and then choose a code editor you want to use. If you find that your wanted code editing tool doesn't show up there, back to the iBoysoft MagicMenu's Extension to add it.

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Step3

The file will immediately be opened with the selected code editor. You can start your code-writing jab.

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Up to now, iBoysoft MagicMenu supports quick open a file with iTerm2, Warp, VSCode, TextEdit, Terminal, Sublime Text, JetBrains Apps, HexEdit, Cursor, CodeRunner, BBEdit, and Atom.

FAQs about iBoysoft Launch With

A

You can use iBoysoft MagicMenu to quickly open a file with iTerm2 via a right-click. Simply down iBoysoft MagicMenu, install and then open it. Click on Extension from the left sidebar and find the Quick Open section. Next, click the download button next to Open With iTerm 2. Finally, right-click the target file and select Launch With > iTerm2

A

iTerm2, VSCode, Terminal, Sublime Text, JetBrains Apps, HexEdit, BBEdit, Atom, Warp, and Cursor.

A

Yes, simply go to the iBoysoft MagicMenu main interface > Extension, select the code editor you want to remove, next, click the three dots on the right panel and then click Uninstall.

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