AppStories Episode 99 - Pick 2: Everyday Workflows
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This week, Federico and John each pick an aspect of their MacStories work and break down the apps, workflows, and processes they use to accomplish it.
It’s been almost 18 months since Apple introduced AirPower alongside the iPhone X. At the time, Android users rolled their eyes at Apple’s announcement. Wireless charging may have been new to iPhone users, but by 2017 it was already an established technology found in other smartphones, tablets, and other devices. The pattern shouldn’t come...
Question: I love reading MacStories using dark mode on iOS in Safari. Is there a plan to bring this feature to Club MacStories in the browser? (@latenightlizzie)
As much as I’d like the same thing, it’s not currently possible because the browser version of the newsletter is hosted by Mailchimp, not on MacStories.net, which...
Yesterday Benjamin Mayo released Tabs to Links, a Mac utility that can grab the links and page titles from your open Safari tabs and send them to another app. The app is as simple as it sounds, but its thoughtful touches make it a tool I expect to use often.
On this week’s episode of AppStories, dive into Federico’s experiments in mixed iOS and Mac automation for controlling his Mac mini, iTunes, and podcasting setup.
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