Transmit – a great, easy to use FTP client.Omnioutliner – not something I use a lot, but sometimes using an outliner to plan thoughts is a really helpful method, and I’ve not come across a better tool that Omnioutliner.Evernote – still the best way to capture notes of all kinds, I’ve tried others, like OneNote, Bear and Notion but keep coming back to this.Pixelmator Classic – good enough for the image editing I do, although there is a new, Pro, version out.
BBEdit – I use the free version of this veteran Mac app as a simple text editor.I know there are many ways to create standalone apps from websites, which is an alternative way to keep all these account separate, but I’m happy with this solution.įrom the Mac App store I installed some stuff I bought years ago, but are still perfectly good for my needs: Chrome I use with a G-Suite account, to keep that tidy and in one place, and Edge I use for an Office 365 account for the school I help govern. I’m logged into Safari with my personal Gmail account and use that for day to day browsing.
#Gifox keyboard shortcuts software#
So what software did I put on this thing?īrowsers – it comes with Safari as default, but I added Chrome and Edge.
I must admit, I didn’t think I had missed it much – but I’ve found myself realising that, actually, I had just learned to put up with a load of frustrations! I’ve not had a Mac for a few years now, relying on my work-supplied Windows laptop, and a Chromebook for other personal bits and pieces. Apple seem to have fixed the keyboard issues they were having a little while ago, it’s lightning quick, and the screen is gorgeous. So, I got an unexpected refund from the Student Loan Company (bonus!) recently and spent it on one of the new MacBook Airs.
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