A collection of hidden Mac gems that deserve your attention.You have probably heard of many of these apps, but some are absolute hidden gems that deserve more attention than they get. So take a look through the list, and I guarantee at least one of these apps you’ll

About three years ago, I wrote a piece on how to get system fonts in CSS. The San Francisco fonts had just been released and getting them onto a web page wasn’t obvious or easy. A recent tweet reminded me that I needed to update this information. In my original post, I proposed the idea […]

Alfred users can now access their library of shortcuts on the Mac, thanks to an official Alfred workflow by Vítor Galvão. The workflow allows users to access individual shortcuts and folders of shortcuts, as well as pass text and files to shortcuts for processing. It’s a nice approach that uses Alfred’s existing workflow system to

Tell me how the panelist caused you extra work. Last year I decided I was spending too much time doing jobs because I could do them, not because they were an essential part of my job. (My friend My…

It's easier than ever to restore your Mac, PC, or Chromebook to factory conditions—and you'll be surprised at how much zip it'll add.

We’re thrilled to debut the new TextExpander, which makes it possible to share your snippet groups with ease. Share them among your devices – Mac, iPhone, iPad, and now Windows (beta). Share them with your friends, fellow volunteers, and colleagues. Create an organization, and share them with detailed access controls, team management, and centralized billing.… Read More »

In this vid, I talk about Snow Leopard. Is it worth $30 for the features SL gives you? I believe it is, and I recommend you get your copy TODAY. Also if you are a OSX Tiger user, do it NOW!

Now that the public beta of Mac OS Big Sur is available, I plan to install it on my test machine and share my notes as I go along.

The Big Sur logbook continues. I briefly touch on a few UI changes I've noticed since updating to Beta 8.

Where I briefly touch on how certain dialog boxes have been redesigned in Big Sur, and how they still lack polish here and there.

Where I talk a bit about Safari, perhaps the best corner of Big Sur so far.

Where I share some initial, mostly UI-related, observations about Mail.app.

Where I discuss other details of Big Sur's UI.

My Big Sur logbook continues with a few notes about the new design of Finder windows

Briefly, on Control Centre and controls.

My "review" of the iMovie app exclusively for the iPhone 4. One thing I didn't mention in the video is that 720p videos cannot be uploaded to YouTube directly from the iPhone. Here are the links to the direct upload and Mac upload versions of the project you just saw me create. Direct upload (360p): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-pTWMgN0vBQ Uploaded from the Mac: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJOMiTeDERY (I used iPhoto on OSX to import the video. i've heard this is the best way.) View my website at: http://www.crazyhooligin.com Follow me on Twitter: http://twitter.com/crazyhooligin Because Austin from http://www.austinsreflex.com gave us such a great and original joke there (even though I was setting him up for it throughout the entire video,) I'll go ahead and plug his website.

The latest Tweets from Riccardo Mori (@morrick). Writer. Translator (including Mac/iOS app localisation). Mac conservator. Enthusiast photographer. Humanist. Unsung hero. Author of @minigrooves & @Crosslines. Valencia, Spain.

Where I talk about why Twitter is still my main social network, ways of making it work for you, and other tangential thoughts.

Sideloading should be seen as adulthood in our relationship with software. An occasion for being in control, making choices, and taking responsibility.

Recently, devices running iOS 5 and iOS 6 have stopped connecting to the App Store. This sucks, this annoys me, and therefore this is a rant.

Looking forward to really putting 2021 behind me.

Pnut is a friendly API-first social network focused on community, ownership, developers, and sustainability.

Yes, Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard is as good as I remembered.

Supporting and Documents of Paletro

In Yosemite, Automator allows you to choose from eight different templates for your workflow. The template chosen dictates how the workflow gets its input.