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Grambo for iPhone is finally here + a few updates to the Mac app
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ArtDeck: Collect and study visual references. Now with a Free trial and Perspective tool!
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Floodtide - update all your mac apps from one place (mac updater alternative)
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[OS] CoreEQ, a system-wide equalizer that doesn't install an audio driver
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DriveVault for Mac - basically Ctrl+F for all your unplugged hard drives [Summer Update v1.2.6]
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I built LitLink because getting Mac audio into Discord, OBS, or Zoom shouldn't need a weekend in Audio MIDI Setup. One toggle does it, with a per-app volume mixer built in too. 50 free Pro codes inside.
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Panelet 1.0 - keep the same few windows together as one workspace, and swap them by dragging
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What happened to Floodtide?
earlier today there was a new app posted (Floodtide) which was a MacUpdater replacement. It was pretty nice! But suddenly the post got taken down and the account OP (LibrarianNice9767) got banned. Anyone know why? I installed this app and gave it full disk access, so hoping it isn't that it was found to be malicious etc.
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earlier today there was a new app posted (Floodtide) which was a MacUpdater replacement. It was pretty nice! But suddenly the post got taken down and the account OP (LibrarianNice9767) got banned. Anyone know why? I installed this app and gave it full disk access, so hoping it isn't that it was found to be malicious etc.
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Remotr (native macOS RDP server) is back with a big update — thanks for the feedback last time [Updated v0.7.03]
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Apps I am not uninstalling 10 (1 year)
It's been a year since I first sat down to type a list I would call "apps I am not uninstalling", and the 10th edition lined up so nicely with the 1-year anniversary that I realised this is the time to address the one question I get asked every time, and that is "Where do I get a list of the previous apps?”.
Apps I am not uninstalling had 216K visitors with their first post, and an average of 100K or more. 71 apps were listed, of which two did not survive the first season.
1. **Availability Sync Menu Bar** — Quickly checks your calendar and creates a list of available dates and times to share with clients.
2. **Supercharge** — A macOS enhancement utility that adds a huge collection of useful features and improvements to the operating system.
3. **Clop** — Automatically optimises and compresses images, videos and PDFs while you work with them.
4. **DockFlow** — Lets you instantly switch the contents of the standard macOS Dock between different customised app layouts.
5. **Dockfix** — A Dock customisation utility providing considerably more control over the appearance and behaviour of the macOS Dock.
6. **Sidebar** — A highly customisable alternative Dock/taskbar for macOS with window management and application-launching features.
7. ~~cDock~~ — A long-running macOS utility for extensively customising the appearance and behaviour of the standard Dock.
8. **Dropover** — Creates temporary floating shelves for quickly collecting, moving and sharing files using drag and drop.
9. ~~Barrel~~ — Saves your Mac application setup so you can quickly reinstall your usual software after formatting or setting up another Mac.
10. **OrbitTimers** — A visually attractive timer application for creating and monitoring countdown timers.
11. **Dory** — A visually oriented application launcher and switcher that provides fast access to your apps.
12. **ExtraDock** — Lets you create multiple additional Docks and position them virtually anywhere on your Mac display.
13. **Sentinel** — Makes installing applications from unidentified developers easier by handling macOS Gatekeeper restrictions for selected apps.
14. **Pearcleaner** — A powerful free Mac app uninstaller and cleaning utility designed to remove applications together with their associated files.
15. **uDock** — A highly customisable application launcher offering an alternative to Apple's Launchpad and Dock-style navigation.
16. **Silenz** — Automatically lowers or adjusts other audio sources when selected applications begin playing sound.
17. Sound Control — Provides per-application audio controls so different Mac applications can have independent volume and audio settings.
18. SoundSource — Gives macOS advanced per-app audio routing, volume control, equalisation and output-device management.
19. **Coherence X** — Turns websites into standalone Mac applications without normal browser tabs, bookmarks and interface clutter.
20. WebCatalog — Converts websites and web services into standalone desktop applications with separate accounts and workspaces.
21. **SocialWatch** — Places multiple social-media platforms together so you can view and manage several accounts from one application.
22. **Bye** — A visual menu-bar utility for quickly choosing and quitting multiple running Mac applications.
23.
It's been a year since I first sat down to type a list I would call "apps I am not uninstalling", and the 10th edition lined up so nicely with the 1-year anniversary that I realised this is the time to address the one question I get asked every time, and that is "Where do I get a list of the previous apps?”.
Apps I am not uninstalling had 216K visitors with their first post, and an average of 100K or more. 71 apps were listed, of which two did not survive the first season.
1. **Availability Sync Menu Bar** — Quickly checks your calendar and creates a list of available dates and times to share with clients.
2. **Supercharge** — A macOS enhancement utility that adds a huge collection of useful features and improvements to the operating system.
3. **Clop** — Automatically optimises and compresses images, videos and PDFs while you work with them.
4. **DockFlow** — Lets you instantly switch the contents of the standard macOS Dock between different customised app layouts.
5. **Dockfix** — A Dock customisation utility providing considerably more control over the appearance and behaviour of the macOS Dock.
6. **Sidebar** — A highly customisable alternative Dock/taskbar for macOS with window management and application-launching features.
7. ~~cDock~~ — A long-running macOS utility for extensively customising the appearance and behaviour of the standard Dock.
8. **Dropover** — Creates temporary floating shelves for quickly collecting, moving and sharing files using drag and drop.
9. ~~Barrel~~ — Saves your Mac application setup so you can quickly reinstall your usual software after formatting or setting up another Mac.
10. **OrbitTimers** — A visually attractive timer application for creating and monitoring countdown timers.
11. **Dory** — A visually oriented application launcher and switcher that provides fast access to your apps.
12. **ExtraDock** — Lets you create multiple additional Docks and position them virtually anywhere on your Mac display.
13. **Sentinel** — Makes installing applications from unidentified developers easier by handling macOS Gatekeeper restrictions for selected apps.
14. **Pearcleaner** — A powerful free Mac app uninstaller and cleaning utility designed to remove applications together with their associated files.
15. **uDock** — A highly customisable application launcher offering an alternative to Apple's Launchpad and Dock-style navigation.
16. **Silenz** — Automatically lowers or adjusts other audio sources when selected applications begin playing sound.
17. Sound Control — Provides per-application audio controls so different Mac applications can have independent volume and audio settings.
18. SoundSource — Gives macOS advanced per-app audio routing, volume control, equalisation and output-device management.
19. **Coherence X** — Turns websites into standalone Mac applications without normal browser tabs, bookmarks and interface clutter.
20. WebCatalog — Converts websites and web services into standalone desktop applications with separate accounts and workspaces.
21. **SocialWatch** — Places multiple social-media platforms together so you can view and manage several accounts from one application.
22. **Bye** — A visual menu-bar utility for quickly choosing and quitting multiple running Mac applications.
23.
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