With the advent of touch interfaces, the display orientation of shortcuts has transcended the two-dimensional screen. On devices like smartphones and tablets, shortcuts (apps) often live in a "dock" or a specific "home screen" page. The orientation here is governed by the ergonomics of the thumb. Designers must consider the "thumb zone"—the area of the screen easily reachable with one hand.
Confirm the change by clicking within 15 seconds. MacOS Shortcut shortcut display orientation
You can’t directly force landscape, but you can create a that reminds you to rotate: With the advent of touch interfaces, the display
Rotates 270 degrees to Portrait (Flipped) . With the advent of touch interfaces