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The Apple-created graphics that appear on your folders are called SF Symbols.
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TL;DR: Five free, mostly open-source, no-telemetry Mac utilities from this week's testing: docktor (dock widgets + hover previews), Kompakt (drag-and-drop image/video compression), TetherShot (live iPhone screen capture over USB/Wi-Fi), FolderForge (rule-…
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Here are the best apps I tested this weekend.
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When I wrote and published my first software review in 2024, I had no idea I'd still be going strong after 500+ reviews.
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Here are five free Mac applications you've most likely never come across.
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Are you paying for an ad blocker, folder automation, notes & PKM and image editing ?
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TL;DR: Lore is a free Mac app that follows YouTube channels over plain RSS, no algorithm, no Google account, then archives what you keep as a permanent offline file with transcript search, highlights, and SponsorBlock built in.
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TL;DR: Control Panel for YouTube, UnTrap, and DeArrow all quiet YouTube down without making you leave the account, the browser, or the ecosystem behind.
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TL;DR: Play, Yattee and Unwatched all refuse to let YouTube pick your next video; each builds a feed from your subscriptions instead of Google's ranking.
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YouTube Premium kills the ads but doesn't solve the real problem. Here's the stack I use to do that.
TL;DR: Paid for YouTube Premium after years of DIY ad-blocking.
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TL;DR: CaptionSnap is a $9.99 one-time menu bar app that saves your Teams, Zoom, and Google Meet transcripts by reading the live captions the meeting app already displays.
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TL;DR: AutoShelf ($19.99 one-time) ships an embedded MCP server that works, but do you actually need that?
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TL;DR: Part two of the Apple Account series.
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TL;DR: Mac power users vet apps carefully and then hand their entire digital life to Apple without a second thought.
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TL;DR: Four free iPhone apps that handle jobs you would normally do on your Mac: API Bot for testing endpoints, View Source Vibe for inspecting a suspicious link, Fiper for algorithm-free RSS, and Owl VIP for sender-level email notifications.