MadaboutDana
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It's not totally unlike a rather nice app for macOS called Blik, which allows you to collect together folders and files from anywhere in "projects". Each project (including "collections" of files and ...
CRIMPing in the future.
9/10/2017
I'd have to agree with Dellu about very large quantities of data (that's why we use AutoTask, which has a very efficient Cloud repository); I too have been toying with the idea of iOS-optimised USB st...
A (very) interesting new browser
9/10/2017
Having recommended Cliqz on Mac260.com, I was advised by another reader to take a look at the traffic from/to Cliqz using "Little Snitch", a brilliant utility that tracks all network activity into/out...
CRIMPing in the future.
9/10/2017
I agree with jaslar and Paul on this - CRIMPing is a state of mind, and the outward structures or interfaces don't actually change that state of mind; bring it on Minority Report, I say.
I'm sorry De...
Any Windows users here ?
9/9/2017
Again, I'm not sure I agree: IBM has over 50,000 users on Macs, which doesn't really qualify as "marginal".
Any Windows users here ?
9/9/2017
Yes, Alexander's right - if you want to get to the really USEFUL settings, you have to dig your way down to an archaic set of control panels that appear to have frozen at Windows XP.
Don't get me wro...
A (very) interesting new browser
9/8/2017
Ha, I didn't spot that!
Well, perhaps they've embarked down the Virtuous Apple path, i.e. User Privacy Is Us, kind of thing.
No doubt we'll see how they monetise it (or not) - in the meantime, I'm...
A (very) interesting new browser
9/8/2017
Now, returning from the vexed (but always interesting) Windows vs. Mac (vs. Others) question, I'd like to recommend a new discovery to users of ALL platforms: Cliqz, a very nice browser by a German co...
Any Windows users here ?
9/7/2017
I would gently disagree on your view of macOS as better for personal than business use, Paul, given that I run our business on Macs, but entirely agree that there are a whole bunch of niche markets th...
Any Windows users here ?
9/6/2017
{snigger}
Any Windows users here ?
9/6/2017
Any Windows users here ?
9/4/2017
Thanks for the stats, Chris - sorry, I don't know why I called you "Steve" earlier, many apologies!
Very interesting cross-section of OSes here. What a lot of Linux users! I haven't played with Linux...
It's interesting to see the latest version of Curio positioning itself as a direct competitor to Tinderbox.
Mind you, even the Professional version of Curio is cheaper than Tinderbox.
On the other h...
Any Windows users here ?
9/1/2017
I too would be interested in knowing how many Windows users there are in the forum. I suppose Steve might be able to tell us, if he's using Google Analytics?
Yes.
Lots.
How many would you like me to list?
;-)
My current regulars:
- Apple Notes
- Notebooks (by Alfons Schmid)
- Bear (Writer)
- Outlinely
- Ulysses (has now replaced DayOne)
Cheers!
Bill
Yes, that's an entirely fair point. I'm hoping that the wonders of iCloud will be revealed in all their glory with the advent of the "Files" app to iOS 11 and the opening-up of iCloud to sharing (...
Hm, I'm not so sure. I get the impression that Microsoft really have gone all-in for the Totally Cloud-Enabled approach to pretty much everything. Whereas on the Mac, there is still a fairly clear dif...
Interesting, Dellu, thanks for the info.
Resurgence of Chronos
8/29/2017
I honestly thought Chronos had died, but here they are, back with a new app: NoteLife. Quite a nice encrypted notes manager for macOS/iOS, using the folders/tags principle (not unlike Keep It, ironica...
Yes, I would agree with Dellu here; I have a number of apps I'm very unlikely to ditch (although the proportion of time I spend using them does vary quite a lot), and then I experiment with others, ju...
Notebooks as a Ulysses replacement
8/21/2017
Sorry, I didn't finish off my authoring thought. Something like Keep It is ideal for authoring, in many ways, because notes can be edited in separate windows, or in separate tabs, or both. Although it...
Notebooks as a Ulysses replacement
8/21/2017
Have to say that the new Keep It (I'm playing with beta 2 at the moment, alongside my usual work) is quite a nice authoring tool in itself. There are still a few bugs (I'm making a list), but it's alr...
Actually, the updated Together (sorry, Keep It) looks quite interesting - the list of new features is fairly extensive. I'm delighted it's under active development; Together is one of the better info ...
Interesting - the new name is very close to "Keep Everything", one of Together's closest competitors.
While that's true (the lifestyle for adult children thing), it appears that CRIMPing is also a very broad category. I use various tools discovered in the process of CRIMPing to do various different th...