On macOS, it seems like such utilities don't exist, as if macOS users never have problems. But I found an application called EtreCheck that serves this purpose.
With the release of the MacBook Air and MacBook Pro in 2021, users were introduced to a notch for the camera, similar to the latest versions of the iPhone. However, on the phone, this notch has some useful functionality in the form of Dynamic Island.
When you open a new tab in Safari on your iPhone, a standard blank page appears with a suggestion to open a page from your favorites. But what if you want to open a specific website instead?
macOS, as a descendant of Unix systems, has a cool feature — a unified app store. This allows you to easily download and update applications on this OS. But what if you have installed a bunch of third-party software and want to manage it just as conveniently?
One option for automating work with an Android smartphone can be to launch necessary actions by simply rotating the device. This is exactly what the Micro Gesture app is designed for.
There are people who can work on a computer using only the keyboard. This can significantly speed up and simplify work. However, to do this, you need to learn and remember all the hotkeys and shortcuts.
It's so easy to neglect work and get distracted by memes or short videos. Meanwhile, tasks still need to be completed. In such cases, specialized applications designed to focus attention on work tools come to the rescue.
I've been constantly annoyed by the way modern browsers handle links. Highlighting and copying link text is nearly impossible. In search of a solution to this problem, I found four extensions.