Apps for Mac

Sad Professor

Has anyone used Gifox? Any other gif recorder apps worth considering?

I'm also looking for a screenshot/capture app. Something similar to the Evernote helper that will sit in my menu bar and let me capture several screenshots at once.

shanec1928

Sad Professor wrote: »

Anyone looking to get rid of Evernote should check out Bear. New app for Mac and iOS. Free to download but you need a subscription for syncing and certain pro features, but it's very cheap: 1.50 a month or 16 for the year. And there's a trial. Supports Markdown and images. Beautiful interface.

MacStories has a good overview here.

I ditched Evernote a good while ago and have mostly been using Apple's Notes app, which is pretty good but I'm very impressed with Bear Notes.

is one note not a no brainer to use? Microsoft even have a migration tool for it plus its free.

Sad Professor

I tried OneNote but didn't like it. I can't remember the reasons why now. I think the interface, especially of the iOS app, put me off. Like Evernote it seemed targeted mostly at business users.

DeconSheridan

Macs Fan Control Keeps the machine cooler under heavy usage..

EtreCheck Get under the hood of OSX

Doodah7

Hush Nag Blocker. Will block those annoying cookie acceptance pop-ups that appear on all websites and then reappear again if you revisit. Also works on Safari on iPhone and iPad.

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/hush-nag-blocker/id1544743900

OU812

Subscriptions for this type of thing are ridiculous. The baked in notes is excellent for it.

Doodah7

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/117922705#Comment_117922705

This is a free app?

OU812

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/117922721#Comment_117922721

Apologies. I replied to another post but didn’t quote it

juliannay

Would love to know what people are using as an email app across MacOS and iOS. Apple's Mail app is a little too basic—I'd love something that at least has filters to file emails and a way to block senders or automatically send them to spam. Something free and not riddled with ads would be nice.

My email address is hosted with a domain (i.e. accessed through IMAP & SMTP), so I don't want to bother with Gmail's app. I tried Outlook but they seem to be nearly impossible to setup via IMAP.

Thanks