Bit of an odd one, but can any other #macOS#Safari users confirm the following behaviour?
If you pin a tab in a regular personal tab group, the tab will shrink to a small square, but if you pin a tab in a named tab group it’ll stay the same size as the others.
If this is expected behaviour, why?
I’ve tried with a Personal and a Work window, and it happens across both.
The new iPads are once again mind-blowingly amazing hardware showcases, hamstrung by software and an extractive App Store gatekeeper that limits what users can effectively do.
There is now such a large overlap of prices between iPad and MacBooks that we’ll probably never see a touchscreen Mac, because it would be a superior choice over iPad in most cases.
What I want, really, is macOS running on desktop, laptop, and tablet form factors, with a relatively open software environment not solely owned by the App Store.
I think Microsoft actually got it right with Windows 11 (minus the #enshittification ads). If only they pushed more strongly on the Surface lineup…
Heads-up, #iOS/ #macOS devs: if you get failed builds due to a "Command CompileAssetCatalog failed with a nonzero exit code” error in #Xcode 15.3, it's probably one of the SVGs in your asset catalog. The SVG likely uses <feGaussianBlur/>, making Xcode throw a tantrum
Did a recent release of Sonoma break the ability for Shortcuts to send keystrokes? Because it USED to work, and Privacy & Accessibility stuff is still turned on to allow it to control this computer. And yet...
Been having problems with 2 local #PHP projects on my Mac closing the connection when using PHP-FPM. Finally after almost 1 year (since Sonoma apparently) I found the solution:
The 2 projects were the only ones using PostgreSQL.
I was able to work on them with the PHP Server, so I only tried debugging the issue once in a while.
For design inspiration, I'm trying to gather a list of desktop apps that are fun/enjoyable and don't have a corporate/enterprise feel to them.
Not games or streaming apps though. It feels like desktop app design hasn't kept pace with modern web app design but maybe my searches aren't using the right terms.
I realize this is subjective, but I'd still like more examples. 😁 Thx!
The new version of EasyJoin for macOS is ready to go - v4.0
The new native version based on SwiftUI is out of beta testing and ready to replace the previous version....