Last week Apple released OS X 10.11.4, the fourth update to El Capitan. As was done for prior versions of the operating system, I’ve released a new version of Delete2Archive that is compatible with the latest update. Follow the installation … Continue reading →
Late last year, Apple released OS X 10.11.2, the second update to El Capitan. As was done for prior versions of the operating system, I’ve released a new version of Delete2Archive that is compatible with the latest update. Follow the … Continue reading →
Earlier this week Apple released OS X 10.11.1, the first update to El Capitan. As was done for prior versions of the operating system, I’ve released a new version of Delete2Archive that is compatible with the latest update. Follow the … Continue reading →
Last week, Apple released OS X 10.11 El Capitan. Due to a widespread networking issue between my ISP and Apple, it took several days for me download and install the latest operating system, which resulted in a delay in updating … Continue reading →
Matthew Holt: If you use a keyboard that’s not designed specifically for Macs, you probably are familiar with the annoying mapping of the Home and End keys: they scroll to the beginning or end of an entire document, with no … Continue reading →
Christopher Breen, writing for Macworld: Last June, Apple announced that it would stop development of its Aperture and iPhoto apps and offer a single photo app in their place—Photos for OS X. Today, developers are getting their first glimpse of … Continue reading →
Apple has released OS X 10.10.2, the second major update to Yosemite. As was done for prior versions of the operating system, I’ve released a new version of Delete2Archive that is compatible with the latest update. Follow the installation instructions … Continue reading →
Yesterday Apple released OS X 10.10.1, the first update to Yosemite. As was done for prior versions of the operating system, I’ve released a new version of Delete2Archive that is compatible with the latest update. Follow the installation instructions and … Continue reading →
John Siracusa wrote over 26,000 words across 25 pages detailing OS X Yosemite for Ars Technica. Here are a few of the new features that impress me: Spotlight: Following in the footsteps of venerable quick-access launchers like LaunchBar and Quicksilver … Continue reading →
From GoSquared’s real-time OS X version distribution page: The graph shows the percentage of visits tracked by GoSquared on over 50,000 sites. Just over a week since its launch, Yosemite is already installed on 1 in 5 Macs. Interestingly, it … Continue reading →
Paul Horowitz, writing for OSXDaily: The newest version of Safari in OS X Yosemite defaults to only displaying the domain name of the website you are visiting, rather than the complete URL that many users have long been accustomed to … Continue reading →
Late last week, Apple released OS X 10.10 Yosemite. I’ve released a new version of Delete2Archive that is compatible with the latest version of Mail. Follow the installation instructions and download the new version of the plugin from the Delete2Archive … Continue reading →
I use a Mac at home but a PC running Windows 7 at work. By default, the two operating systems scroll in the opposite direction in response to the same mouse input and trying to switch between the two is … Continue reading →
Yesterday, Apple released OS X 10.9.5, the fifth update to Mavericks. Interestingly, this update appears to contain the exact same version of Mail.app as the prior version of OS X so the Delete2Archive plugin should continue working without any issues. … Continue reading →
Earlier today, Apple released OS X 10.9.4, the fourth update to Mavericks. As was done for prior versions of the operating system, I’ve released a new version of Delete2Archive that is compatible with the latest update. Follow the installation instructions … Continue reading →
Jim Dalrymple, reporting for The Loop: Apple introduced a new Photos app during its Worldwide Developers Conference that will become the new platform for the company. As part of the transition, Apple told me today that they will no longer … Continue reading →
One of my favourite features in iOS is scrolling to the top of a page by tapping the status bar. This is particularly helpful when browsing lengthy websites in Safari. Unfortunately, the feature hasn’t made its way to the Mac. … Continue reading →
Scroll2Top is a simple extension for Safari on the Mac. It adds a button to the toolbar that facilitates quickly scrolling to the top (or bottom) of a website: Installation Instructions Download the latest version of the extension (compatible with … Continue reading →
Earlier today, Apple released OS X 10.9.3, the third major update to Mavericks. As was done for prior versions of the operating system, I’ve released a new version of Delete2Archive that is compatible with the latest update. Follow the installation … Continue reading →
Apple’s annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) takes place from June 2 to 6 in San Francisco. Most of the conference consists of highly technical education sessions introducing programmers to the new features and frameworks that they will be able to … Continue reading →
Earlier today, Apple released OS X 10.9.2, the second major update to Mavericks. As was done for prior versions of Mavericks, I’ve released a new version of Delete2Archive that is compatible with the latest update (OS X 10.9.2). Follow the … Continue reading →