If you want to create a shortcut for Safari on Mac Desktop, you can do that by going to the Application folder and right-clicking (control-click) on the Safari Application, and choosing "Make Alias". Cut and Paste the file on your Desktop and you are done!
Create Safari Shortcut on Mac Desktop
Steps:
- Go to Applciation Folders from Finder,
- Look for Safari Application,
- Right-clicking (Control-click) on the Safari icon and select "Make Alias",
- You may rename the file from "Safari Alias" to "Safari"
- Move that file to macOS Desktop
You can follow the same steps for any other application to create shortcuts.
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