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Disclosure: I'm the solo developer of LinguaX. LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/%E5%90%AF%E6%95%AC-%E9%99%88-6a0578116/ , contact: hello@linguax.app . Site with privacy policy and terms: https://linguax.app The problem macOS only gives smooth, inertial scrolling to the trackpad and Magic Mouse, so a normal wheel mouse feels chunky and steppy. On top of that, third party mice lose their extra buttons, custom DPI,

Seven years ago I started collecting macOS menu bar apps as a small personal list. I just wanted to know how many menu bar apps were out there. I thought maybe a few hundred, but now, years later, I know there are many, many more. Anyway, the collection includes everything from productivity tools and system utilities to tiny one-purpose apps that solve very specific problems. I’m still adding new apps almost every da

Give your Dock new functionality As promised, this is the second part of the dock review obsession. This time, the focus is fully on apps that replace or enhance the default Mac dock while still working alongside it, meaning the original dock does not need to be hidden or disabled. The first four apps mentioned stand out. If you plan on keeping the standard Mac dock, these are the apps genuinely worth looking at. In

Demo App: Nodoo Price: Free IAP: No Subscription: No App Store: [AppStore] Most task managers are either too simple or too complex. Simple apps work well for personal use, but they usually don’t support real collaboration. On the other hand, tools like Notion or Jira are powerful, but they feel heavy and require setup for something as basic as task tracking. I wanted something in between — simple enough to stay fast,

Some of you might have seen I posted a little over a month ago about Avocado. Avocado is an invisible for screen sharing or recording teleprompter that hides in your notch, but can also float anywhere on the screen. Still free and has a one time payment to unlock all the features. Despite a very saturated space and a rather niche product, I got really positive feedback - a lot of people wanted to try it, and quite a

Series · Part 1 | Part 2 | more parts coming.. After losing my first MacBook before I had fully switched to Mac, I returned to Windows. From 2009 until 2014, my main machine was a Windows PC connected to multiple displays. Somehow, all of that PC's original hardware still works and the computer continues to run well. That is another story, and perhaps one day it will become part of a separate My PC Story series. My n

Like most Mac users who enjoy tinkering, I've installed more apps than I'd ever admit publicly. Most come and go. A few stick around. Here are some that have genuinely impressed me lately. Forecast Bar(Monthly Subscription):- I've always had a strange obsession with weather apps, particularly those that offer proper colour icons in the menu bar. Forecast Bar has been around for years, and after a period when it felt