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Small things about macOS that make a big difference day to day.
Want to pass a quick note, link or photo to another Mac in the house or office without email, iMessage or the cloud? Here's how local-network messaging works, and a free way to do it.
Some Mac apps feel like part of the system; others feel like websites in a Mac costume. Why DataIsland builds only native Mac software.
You don't need a second keyboard to type French, Greek, Arabic or Japanese on a Mac. How to add input sources, switch between them and use the Keyboard Viewer.
You don't need a Japanese IME or an Arabic keyboard layout to write in another language. macOS Dictation types it for you as you speak, and for the sentences that really need to land right, saying them beats translating them.
Mac users once knew an app by how it felt: the scrolling, the menus, the shortcuts. Why consistency and craft in native Mac software still matter.
