In this feedback episode of Mac Power Users, Stephen and I discuss iMessage, Arc, Notes, and more. Then, we chat about OmniFocus 4 and my new Field Guide.
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In this feedback episode of Mac Power Users, Stephen and I discuss iMessage, Arc, Notes, and more. Then, we chat about OmniFocus 4 and my new Field Guide.
This episode of Mac Power Users is sponsored by:
I had the opportunity to talk about OmniFocus with Tim Stringer and the Learn OmniFocus community. It was a lot of fun and it allowed me to explain further what I like to think of as softer task management.
It’s time for the Lab Report, covering this week’s Apple news, rumors, and more… This is a post for MacSparky Labs Members. Care to join? Or perhaps you need to sign in?
This week The Omni Group released version 4.3 of OmniFocus with several nice improvements:
However, the thing that stands out for me with this release is that it is shipping simultaneously on Mac, iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and Vision Pro. I know The Omni Group took heat for the delay in getting to version 4 and rebuilding the app in SwiftUI, but that’s exactly why they can ship new features to all platforms on the same day.
Also, it’s not lost on me that I’m a bit biased.
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Here’s what you can look forward to in June and July:… This is a post for the MacSparky Labs Members. Care to join? Or perhaps you need to sign in?
So the news has come out recently that one of my favorite utilities, Bartender, got sold about three months ago. In the intervening period the new owner is reported to have added user-monitoring Amplitude, but has not announced itself as the new owner or explained their intentions for their stewardship of this damn-useful app.
Ben Surtees, the original developer and prior owner, posted vouching for the new owners, but the new owners still remain silent. This all said, in a past life I dealt often with business transitions and I know how hectic they sometimes get. I’m not running for the escape hatch yet. I’m giving them a week to explain. This isn’t necessarily hijinks, but at this point I believe us customers are entitled to an explanation from the new owners if they want us to keep supporting the app.
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Join Mike and me on this episode of Focused where we consider our use of tasks and calendars and share our workflows for how we tie these two essential productivity tools together to get things done.
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Little Snitch, the popular network monitoring and firewall application for macOS, has been updated to version 6. … This is a post for the Early Access and Backstage MacSparky Labs Members. Care to join? Or perhaps you need to sign in?