Another day, another app that joins MacStories Festival.
Today, I’m pleased to announce that BinaryNights gave us 5 licenses of Forklift for MacStories readers.
An Interview with the UI and Icon Designer Marcelo Marfil.
Here’s another interview guys! Today, I had the pleasure to interview Marcelo Marfil, a famous UI and icon designer from Brazil.
You can find his website here: http://www.marcelomarfil.com/
#macfestival: Feedbacks, Twitter and even more apps!
Whoa guys, that was a start! MacStories Festival is online since yesterday but the feedback has been great! I must admit, I never expected something like this.
But - as I said many times now- it’s not over.
I’ve got big news for you!
An interview with the graphic designer Emanuel Sà.
I told you guys, MacStories Festival isn’t just a simple BIG giveaway contest.
No, it’s more. It’s an event, a real festival for all you Mac and iPhone users out there. So, what have we got here? An exclusive interview with the famous graphic designers Emanuel Sà.
You can find his official website here: http://www.emanuelsa.com/
Enjoy! :)
MacStories Festival: iPhone Edition!
Just as I promised you guys, MacStories Festival doesn’t stop at Mac apps.
No, we want to satisfy every Apple lover out there so…here comes its little brother: MacStories Festival, iPhone Edition!
Welcome to MacStories Festival!
1Password 3: the Review.
Tweet from Safari with Thurly. Reviewed.
If you recently switched from Firefox to Safari, you’ve probably noticed the lack of browser addons. While there are thousands of addons / extensions / whatever for Mozilla Firefox, there’s no doubt that Safari is not a very customizable browser. But anyway, there are a few developers who have developed excellent plugins (that’s how they are called in Safari) you should definitely check out.
Today, I would like to talk about Thurly.
How To: Load GreaseKit Scripts on Snow Leopard
If you spend a lot of time working with your browser, it’s very likely that you’ve heard of Userscripts. As the name suggests, user scripts are small code snippets meant to enhance your browsing experience. Scripts simply edit some aspects of your favourite web pages thanks to some css and / or javascript.
There are scripts that works with google.com, Facebook, Twitter…every famous website out there, mostly. These scripts are usually loaded with a browser extension: on Firefox we have Greasemonkey and on Safari its less known brother, GreaseKit.