Call me lazy, but I don't feel I should have to hold keys down to accomplish this. Another option is to select the app and press. Just remember to empty the Trash to remove the file from your computer. Copying causes me to lose disk space by having two or more of the exact file on my drive. Otherwise, drag the icon onto the Trash icon at the right end of the Dock. Its a good idea to place items in similar.
I'd like to change that default behaviour to only move files, not copy. Next, open the location you wish to copy the file to, then select Edit > Paste to move a file copy to that location.
Some people have said copying is the default for OS, which is just weird to me. This is a new behaviour I've never experienced in any version of OS. Since going back to Big Sur, anytime I drag a file to a folder within the same partition, it copies the file instead of just moving it. So, about a month ago, I upgraded from Big Sur to Mavericks and then had to downgrade because of an ongoing issue with Finder and a "spring-back effect". You can send multiple files in either direction, though we’ve noticed. On a Mac, you can right-click on a file then choose Share followed by AirDrop and the destination you want to send the file to. I'm hoping to avoid a debate and find a straight answer. On an iPhone or iPad, hit Share then tap on the AirDrop icon from the list of services, followed by the destination. I've seen a lot of discussion online about this topic, but the discussions always seem to turn into a debate about why copying a file is safer that moving or that the user should hold down key combinations to change from copy to move, etc.
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