My updated list of MacOS apps, because people love these lists. Super extended director's cut editon v3
Heya, since people enjoyed my "old" lists of Mac apps that I actually use, I wanted to update you on the stuff I've changed, added, removed, or used for a short time, and the noteworthy updates to app. My old list is here on reddit and also here for my first update. My (almost) always up to date list on Github.AddedGeneralAlDente (Paid): I used AlBattery (Free, open source) before, but I had problems with it completely blocking any charging on my mac (dunno if that was a general problem or i fixed, has been like 4 months since then). So I bought the lifetime AlDente thing for like 24€. Maybe it helps with the battery life, maybe it wont. So far it did not drop further, but its a M1 Mac with 88% capacity and I read a study that capping charging at 80 does not do anything. Meh, already spent the money, so who cares.Instapaper (Free or subscription): I love GoodLinks (Paid) but I am more and more working outside the apple ecosystem. Instapaper works for me. I used raindrop.io before, if i find something bothering me in Instapaper I might switch to that again, but for now I use mostly Instapaper.Productivity & UtilitiesSpokenly (Free): Voice-to-text. My replacement for VoiceInk. VoiceInk is great, but Spokenly somehow works better for me. It is not open source... however, you can use local models, so I am fine with this. Also, it’s free and on the App Store, which is great. If you’re looking for something open source, give VoiceInk a try. Love Spokenly tho, and I guess almost everyone here knows it.Thoht (Free or subscription): Formerly known as MiniWhisper. Another voice-to-text app. Really like it, still trying it out. But I think i prefer Spokenly. Updatest (Paid): Was posted here a few days ago. I really like it so far, but I am not sure if I am gonna buy it. I still have Latest (Free, open source), Applite (Free, open source) and MacUpdater (Paid) installed, so I am not sure. I like that Updatest allowed me to adopt all my apps (that support it) to homebrew. Let's see what will happen to MacUpdater and if Updatest maybe will catch up to that. Will keep you posted about my choice.BrowsersHelium (Free, open source): At first, I thought there weren’t any features that would make me use this over Ungoogled Chromium (which Helium is based on), but it has split view, the password integration works (the system-wide one), more customization options, and bangs. It’s very nice. The only thing I am really, really missing is vertical tabs. Oh, and of course the pinned tabs, which only get unloaded instead of being completely closed. Also, it doesn’t drain my Macbook like crazy. Without this, I would have gone back to Chrome or Ungoogled Chromium (Free, open source). BUT... I have been working on a chromium fork myself for a few months. So far I integrated a lot of useful features from Arc and Dia while removing google stuff. It looks as minimal as Dia while being cross platform... but ye, still in development, so only I use it.Dia and Arc (Free or subscription): Only have them installed again to copy features. I check what I am interested in, but do not use them otherwise anymore.GamingVirtualHere (Freemium): Allows you to forward one device to another pc for free, otherwise you will have to pay. So what I do with it is forward my mouse to my gaming rig, since I find more and more problems that have problems with the emulated mouse from Moonlight. E.g. in Oblivion/Skyrim windows I cannot scroll, in Dune I cannot use quick menus, side mouse buttons dont work in general, etc. VirtualHere makes it so I connect my mouse to the other PC without having to physically connect it. While that is the case I can of course only move the mouse in Moonlight, not outside of it. I set up 2 hotkeys to quickly connect/disconnect, so that is no problem for me.Development & CodingCursor (Subscription): Even tough I am not like 100% vibe coding stuff, cursor made it possible to start changing chromium…
Heya, since people enjoyed my "old" lists of Mac apps that I actually use, I wanted to update you on the stuff I've changed, added, removed, or used for a short time, and the noteworthy updates to app. My old list is here on reddit and also here for my first update. My (almost) always up to date list on Github.AddedGeneralAlDente (Paid): I used AlBattery (Free, open source) before, but I had problems with it completely blocking any charging on my mac (dunno if that was a general problem or i fixed, has been like 4 months since then). So I bought the lifetime AlDente thing for like 24€. Maybe it helps with the battery life, maybe it wont. So far it did not drop further, but its a M1 Mac with 88% capacity and I read a study that capping charging at 80 does not do anything. Meh, already spent the money, so who cares.Instapaper (Free or subscription): I love GoodLinks (Paid) but I am more and more working outside the apple ecosystem. Instapaper works for me. I used raindrop.io before, if i find something bothering me in Instapaper I might switch to that again, but for now I use mostly Instapaper.Productivity & UtilitiesSpokenly (Free): Voice-to-text. My replacement for VoiceInk. VoiceInk is great, but Spokenly somehow works better for me. It is not open source... however, you can use local models, so I am fine with this. Also, it’s free and on the App Store, which is great. If you’re looking for something open source, give VoiceInk a try. Love Spokenly tho, and I guess almost everyone here knows it.Thoht (Free or subscription): Formerly known as MiniWhisper. Another voice-to-text app. Really like it, still trying it out. But I think i prefer Spokenly. Updatest (Paid): Was posted here a few days ago. I really like it so far, but I am not sure if I am gonna buy it. I still have Latest (Free, open source), Applite (Free, open source) and MacUpdater (Paid) installed, so I am not sure. I like that Updatest allowed me to adopt all my apps (that support it) to homebrew. Let's see what will happen to MacUpdater and if Updatest maybe will catch up to that. Will keep you posted about my choice.BrowsersHelium (Free, open source): At first, I thought there weren’t any features that would make me use this over Ungoogled Chromium (which Helium is based on), but it has split view, the password integration works (the system-wide one), more customization options, and bangs. It’s very nice. The only thing I am really, really missing is vertical tabs. Oh, and of course the pinned tabs, which only get unloaded instead of being completely closed. Also, it doesn’t drain my Macbook like crazy. Without this, I would have gone back to Chrome or Ungoogled Chromium (Free, open source). BUT... I have been working on a chromium fork myself for a few months. So far I integrated a lot of useful features from Arc and Dia while removing google stuff. It looks as minimal as Dia while being cross platform... but ye, still in development, so only I use it.Dia and Arc (Free or subscription): Only have them installed again to copy features. I check what I am interested in, but do not use them otherwise anymore.GamingVirtualHere (Freemium): Allows you to forward one device to another pc for free, otherwise you will have to pay. So what I do with it is forward my mouse to my gaming rig, since I find more and more problems that have problems with the emulated mouse from Moonlight. E.g. in Oblivion/Skyrim windows I cannot scroll, in Dune I cannot use quick menus, side mouse buttons dont work in general, etc. VirtualHere makes it so I connect my mouse to the other PC without having to physically connect it. While that is the case I can of course only move the mouse in Moonlight, not outside of it. I set up 2 hotkeys to quickly connect/disconnect, so that is no problem for me.Development & CodingCursor (Subscription): Even tough I am not like 100% vibe coding stuff, cursor made it possible to start changing chromium…
What’s your Thought on PowerPhotos?
https://www.fatcatsoftware.com/powerphotos/
Submitted October 31, 2025 at 03:15PM by Sri_Krish
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https://www.fatcatsoftware.com/powerphotos/
Submitted October 31, 2025 at 03:15PM by Sri_Krish
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DuckDuckGo browser updates
/r/mac/comments/1okwy43/duckduckgo_browser_updates/
Submitted October 31, 2025 at 04:02PM by Other_Bandicoot6634
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/r/mac/comments/1okwy43/duckduckgo_browser_updates/
Submitted October 31, 2025 at 04:02PM by Other_Bandicoot6634
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Fuse Caption Studio v2.0 now available - Giveaway!
https://www.reddit.com/gallery/1okwoge
Submitted October 31, 2025 at 03:51PM by miguel_gd
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https://www.reddit.com/gallery/1okwoge
Submitted October 31, 2025 at 03:51PM by miguel_gd
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Attendance Report using Mac login logout report.
/r/mac/comments/1okwdyf/attendance_report_using_mac_login_logout_report/
Submitted October 31, 2025 at 03:41PM by GotaGoHome2022
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/r/mac/comments/1okwdyf/attendance_report_using_mac_login_logout_report/
Submitted October 31, 2025 at 03:41PM by GotaGoHome2022
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Made simple tool for managing com.apple.quarantine in files
https://github.com/jurek-zsl/homebrew-antiQuarantineInstall: brew install jurek-zsl/antiquarantine/aqi want to know your opinion about it. if you find any bugs or have a suggestion just comment.
Submitted October 31, 2025 at 04:31PM by dudeyourebad
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https://github.com/jurek-zsl/homebrew-antiQuarantineInstall: brew install jurek-zsl/antiquarantine/aqi want to know your opinion about it. if you find any bugs or have a suggestion just comment.
Submitted October 31, 2025 at 04:31PM by dudeyourebad
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Looking for a macOS tool to auto-tag people in photos (with XMP support)
Hi everyone,I’m looking for a macOS application that would let me drag and drop a folder containing 100, 200, or even 300 photos, and automatically tag the people present in them. Ideally, these tags would be written either directly into the original files or into XMP sidecar files, so that when I import the images into Capture One, the tags are recognized.The goal is to be able to search for a specific person, not just within already edited photos, but across my entire RAW image library—using a tag-based search tool.So, do you have any suggestions? Something that works well for you?
Submitted October 31, 2025 at 04:18PM by frenshprince
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Hi everyone,I’m looking for a macOS application that would let me drag and drop a folder containing 100, 200, or even 300 photos, and automatically tag the people present in them. Ideally, these tags would be written either directly into the original files or into XMP sidecar files, so that when I import the images into Capture One, the tags are recognized.The goal is to be able to search for a specific person, not just within already edited photos, but across my entire RAW image library—using a tag-based search tool.So, do you have any suggestions? Something that works well for you?
Submitted October 31, 2025 at 04:18PM by frenshprince
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trim enabler lisence for 2 macs cost ? an other questions
/r/macmini/comments/1ol25rv/trim_enabler_lisence_for_2_macs_cost_an_other/
Submitted October 31, 2025 at 07:20PM by JOHNNY6644
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/r/macmini/comments/1ol25rv/trim_enabler_lisence_for_2_macs_cost_an_other/
Submitted October 31, 2025 at 07:20PM by JOHNNY6644
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Would u love a mac app for localization of marking data on single click ?
https://i.redd.it/72u0k3sjthyf1.png
Submitted October 31, 2025 at 07:48PM by Unlucky_System_7276
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https://i.redd.it/72u0k3sjthyf1.png
Submitted October 31, 2025 at 07:48PM by Unlucky_System_7276
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Airy is bad.
https://preview.redd.it/g61bizjm1iyf1.png?width=492&format=png&auto=webp&s=881b5f7f6c0c5ff501ae2cd3bc6703c33c3c1e50I learned of Airy… I decided to try it.
It failed twice to download free videos….and used up the “free videos” to test it on, despite it failing, so I couldn’t even see if it can do what it’s supposed to do. This is a bad user experience. (yes, this a petty response to a poor program...it hit me at the wrong time to be bad at it's one job)
Submitted October 31, 2025 at 08:32PM by Scavgraphics
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https://preview.redd.it/g61bizjm1iyf1.png?width=492&format=png&auto=webp&s=881b5f7f6c0c5ff501ae2cd3bc6703c33c3c1e50I learned of Airy… I decided to try it.
It failed twice to download free videos….and used up the “free videos” to test it on, despite it failing, so I couldn’t even see if it can do what it’s supposed to do. This is a bad user experience. (yes, this a petty response to a poor program...it hit me at the wrong time to be bad at it's one job)
Submitted October 31, 2025 at 08:32PM by Scavgraphics
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I believe Bartender 6.2.1 is now consumer-reliable
https://www.reddit.com/r/macapps/comments/1o97lkd/bartender_6_needs_40_gb_of_ram/
Submitted October 31, 2025 at 08:21PM by itsdanielsultan
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https://www.reddit.com/r/macapps/comments/1o97lkd/bartender_6_needs_40_gb_of_ram/
Submitted October 31, 2025 at 08:21PM by itsdanielsultan
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AI File Sorter auto-organizes files using local AI (uses Metal)
I’ve released the macOS app bundle of AI File Sorter. It helps tidy up cluttered folders like Downloads or external/NAS drives by automatically categorizing files based on their names, extensions, directory context, and taxonomy.It uses a taxonomy-based system, so the more files you sort, the more consistent and accurate the categories become over time. It essentially builds up a smarter internal reference for your file types and naming patterns. Also, file content-based sorting for some file types is coming up as well.The app features an intuitive, modern Qt-based interface. It runs LLMs locally and doesn’t require an internet connection unless you choose to use the remote model. The local models currently supported are LLaMa 3B and Mistral 7B.The app is open source and Metal-optimized for macOS.The idea is simple:Point it at a folder or driveIt runs a local LLM to do the analysisLLM suggests categorizationsYou review and adjust if needed. Done.It’s still early (v1.0.0) but actively being developed, so I’d really appreciate feedback, especially on how it performs with super-large folders and across different Mac hardware.SourceForge download here
App website here
GitHub repo hereMain windowCategorization review
Submitted October 31, 2025 at 09:44PM by ph0tone
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I’ve released the macOS app bundle of AI File Sorter. It helps tidy up cluttered folders like Downloads or external/NAS drives by automatically categorizing files based on their names, extensions, directory context, and taxonomy.It uses a taxonomy-based system, so the more files you sort, the more consistent and accurate the categories become over time. It essentially builds up a smarter internal reference for your file types and naming patterns. Also, file content-based sorting for some file types is coming up as well.The app features an intuitive, modern Qt-based interface. It runs LLMs locally and doesn’t require an internet connection unless you choose to use the remote model. The local models currently supported are LLaMa 3B and Mistral 7B.The app is open source and Metal-optimized for macOS.The idea is simple:Point it at a folder or driveIt runs a local LLM to do the analysisLLM suggests categorizationsYou review and adjust if needed. Done.It’s still early (v1.0.0) but actively being developed, so I’d really appreciate feedback, especially on how it performs with super-large folders and across different Mac hardware.SourceForge download here
App website here
GitHub repo hereMain windowCategorization review
Submitted October 31, 2025 at 09:44PM by ph0tone
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Apps that you no longer use
What Mac software do you no longer use because either you don't need the functionality or you found better alternatives or for some other reason?Here's my list:https://preview.redd.it/oku8mei8djyf1.png?width=1592&format=png&auto=webp&s=0f3e5a4f796b56117668bd3fe15470d195c91130
Submitted November 01, 2025 at 01:01AM by srikat
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What Mac software do you no longer use because either you don't need the functionality or you found better alternatives or for some other reason?Here's my list:https://preview.redd.it/oku8mei8djyf1.png?width=1592&format=png&auto=webp&s=0f3e5a4f796b56117668bd3fe15470d195c91130
Submitted November 01, 2025 at 01:01AM by srikat
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Old app name? New version? Similar? Folder windows slide out of desktop side?
Ages ago... couldn't tell you the OS... I had a program that let you dock folders on the sides of your desktop, leaving tabs you could click and they'd slide out and you could store files, aliases, whatever...Does anyone recall what that might have been? Is there something like that today?Below is a quick drawn simulation :Dhttps://preview.redd.it/qs97jnifijyf1.png?width=1511&format=png&auto=webp&s=54263c5dac412ef964dca535f180b9aeaccccaf8
Submitted November 01, 2025 at 01:28AM by Scavgraphics
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Ages ago... couldn't tell you the OS... I had a program that let you dock folders on the sides of your desktop, leaving tabs you could click and they'd slide out and you could store files, aliases, whatever...Does anyone recall what that might have been? Is there something like that today?Below is a quick drawn simulation :Dhttps://preview.redd.it/qs97jnifijyf1.png?width=1511&format=png&auto=webp&s=54263c5dac412ef964dca535f180b9aeaccccaf8
Submitted November 01, 2025 at 01:28AM by Scavgraphics
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A spooky upgrade to Batch Clipboard 2! 🧛♂️
Batch Clipboard adds a batch mode to your Mac clipboard and that's about it, aka sequential paste or a clipboard queue. Good if you want this feature and not a full fledged clipboard manager (which have been somewhat sherlocked in macOS 26 😮), just a minimal menu bar icon and menu, and global key shortcuts Control-Command-C / V. Also good if you like free, as in speech and beer, and it's a fork of the beloved Maccy so its functionality is proven and trusted.Version 2.0 was released recently, but some fixes and improvements were in order since then. No better time to release them than All Hallows' Eve! 🎃👻The changes in this new version 2.1 are:Updated the look of the Batch Clipboard menu on Tahoe, improving the grouping and adding icons beside prominent menu items.Fixed detection of control-click and right-click on the menu bar icon to quickly toggle batch mode on and off.Upgraded some source code dependencies, notably bringing in a fix to a theoretical security issue with the widely-used framework "Sparkle" that provides automatic app. updates.Version 2.1 is available now on GitHub and very soon on the App Store.But, fitting for today, there's a minor scary and unexplainable performance problem affecting the Batch Clipboard menu when running macOS Tahoe. But just the menu, use of the keyboard shortcuts is unaffected, and there's no background performance drain to your system. In fact, when using the new default mode of the app where it doesn't save a general clipboard history, Batch Clipboard now does nothing at all in the background when you aren't using it!If using Tahoe on your Mac, it's highly recommended to update your OS to version 26.1 at your nearest opportunity, since with this release of the OS this menu lag problem is greatly lessened. Incantations will be spoken at midnight, Cupertino time, and secret ritual performed, all in hopes of having the system bugs causing this lag completely disappear in a future OS update.Lastly, would you please consider visiting the app's GitHub repo page https://github.com/jpmhouston/Batch-Clipboard and clicking the ⭐️ Star button at the top right. This repository was built anew for version 2.0, replacing the one forked of Maccy that was used to make version 1.0 of the app, and recognition of the repository by way of those stars are starting from zero again. If it gets more stars then Batch Clipboard can get accepted as a homebrew cask, allowing installation from the command-line with "brew install batch-clipboard". Thanks!
Submitted November 01, 2025 at 02:30AM by smallduck
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Batch Clipboard adds a batch mode to your Mac clipboard and that's about it, aka sequential paste or a clipboard queue. Good if you want this feature and not a full fledged clipboard manager (which have been somewhat sherlocked in macOS 26 😮), just a minimal menu bar icon and menu, and global key shortcuts Control-Command-C / V. Also good if you like free, as in speech and beer, and it's a fork of the beloved Maccy so its functionality is proven and trusted.Version 2.0 was released recently, but some fixes and improvements were in order since then. No better time to release them than All Hallows' Eve! 🎃👻The changes in this new version 2.1 are:Updated the look of the Batch Clipboard menu on Tahoe, improving the grouping and adding icons beside prominent menu items.Fixed detection of control-click and right-click on the menu bar icon to quickly toggle batch mode on and off.Upgraded some source code dependencies, notably bringing in a fix to a theoretical security issue with the widely-used framework "Sparkle" that provides automatic app. updates.Version 2.1 is available now on GitHub and very soon on the App Store.But, fitting for today, there's a minor scary and unexplainable performance problem affecting the Batch Clipboard menu when running macOS Tahoe. But just the menu, use of the keyboard shortcuts is unaffected, and there's no background performance drain to your system. In fact, when using the new default mode of the app where it doesn't save a general clipboard history, Batch Clipboard now does nothing at all in the background when you aren't using it!If using Tahoe on your Mac, it's highly recommended to update your OS to version 26.1 at your nearest opportunity, since with this release of the OS this menu lag problem is greatly lessened. Incantations will be spoken at midnight, Cupertino time, and secret ritual performed, all in hopes of having the system bugs causing this lag completely disappear in a future OS update.Lastly, would you please consider visiting the app's GitHub repo page https://github.com/jpmhouston/Batch-Clipboard and clicking the ⭐️ Star button at the top right. This repository was built anew for version 2.0, replacing the one forked of Maccy that was used to make version 1.0 of the app, and recognition of the repository by way of those stars are starting from zero again. If it gets more stars then Batch Clipboard can get accepted as a homebrew cask, allowing installation from the command-line with "brew install batch-clipboard". Thanks!
Submitted November 01, 2025 at 02:30AM by smallduck
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Japanese IME (input method editor)
Any suggestions for an alternative Japanese input editor for Mac? The native one is about a 5 out of 10 and Windows has a better one [sorry, but true]. Yes, it gets most kanji and kana, but the operations are kind of clunky.
Submitted November 01, 2025 at 02:06AM by Neko_Dash
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Any suggestions for an alternative Japanese input editor for Mac? The native one is about a 5 out of 10 and Windows has a better one [sorry, but true]. Yes, it gets most kanji and kana, but the operations are kind of clunky.
Submitted November 01, 2025 at 02:06AM by Neko_Dash
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? ChronoSync Express vs ChronoSync info needed ?
ChronoSync Express vs ChronoSync i need some info_________________________________________________does ChronoSync Express allow auto backup to icloud ?_______________________________________________________do either have a setting or option to auto-backup an replace older files ?_______________________________________________________with newer files from synced folders & will either do this automaticlywhen the og file is altered or the og folder is added to ?
Submitted November 01, 2025 at 02:53AM by JOHNNY6644
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ChronoSync Express vs ChronoSync i need some info_________________________________________________does ChronoSync Express allow auto backup to icloud ?_______________________________________________________do either have a setting or option to auto-backup an replace older files ?_______________________________________________________with newer files from synced folders & will either do this automaticlywhen the og file is altered or the og folder is added to ?
Submitted November 01, 2025 at 02:53AM by JOHNNY6644
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Weird Quirks
/r/MacOS/comments/1olc5e5/weird_os_quirks/
Submitted November 01, 2025 at 02:45AM by ScarlettTrinity
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Submitted November 01, 2025 at 02:45AM by ScarlettTrinity
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does simple, fast and practical image viewer exist?
one thing i still did not get used to after many years on macos is when i need to open and check many photos to find the ones i like and check focuson windows i use faststone image viewer, and it's simple interface is so cool:- loads fast- opens to full screen- A to show 1:1- B to fit screen- left mouse click and hold to show zoomed where the pointer is- keyboard arrows which goes prev/next file, even if file manager is set to view in thumbnails mode (!)anybody shares my frustration?any software i am missing?many thanks
Submitted November 01, 2025 at 02:41AM by timeltdme
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one thing i still did not get used to after many years on macos is when i need to open and check many photos to find the ones i like and check focuson windows i use faststone image viewer, and it's simple interface is so cool:- loads fast- opens to full screen- A to show 1:1- B to fit screen- left mouse click and hold to show zoomed where the pointer is- keyboard arrows which goes prev/next file, even if file manager is set to view in thumbnails mode (!)anybody shares my frustration?any software i am missing?many thanks
Submitted November 01, 2025 at 02:41AM by timeltdme
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How I Use Alfred To Be More Productive
https://macappscout.substack.com/p/alfred-for-macos-is-an-instant-productivity
Submitted November 01, 2025 at 04:09AM by rdalterego
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https://macappscout.substack.com/p/alfred-for-macos-is-an-instant-productivity
Submitted November 01, 2025 at 04:09AM by rdalterego
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