Exploring the Apple Ecosystem
Relinq is a Mac app for converting music links between platforms like Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube Music. It offers automatic clipboard detection, supports various conversion modes, and prioritizes user privacy. Users can start with 5 free conversions, then pay $5 for lifetime access to unlimited conversions. Relinq requires macOS 14.4 or later and supports bi-directional link conversions across all major music services.
TinkerTool is a free macOS application that unlocks hidden preference settings, allowing users to customize their system without admin privileges. It operates safely without altering the OS integrity, ensuring all changes can be reset. The tool is compatible with all macOS versions and available in multiple languages. Current version: 11.4.
Finder's Column view lacked auto-resizing columns for filenames. You could manually resize or use “Right Size All Columns Individually,” but the setting didn't persist. In macOS Tahoe, Apple added persistent auto-sizing, but a workaround exists for Sequoia: use Terminal command defaults write com.apple.finder _FXEnableColumnAutoSizing -bool YES; killall Finder to enable auto-resizing. Revert with defaults write com.apple.finder _FXEnableColumnAutoSizing -bool NO; killall Finder.
https://forums.realmacsoftware.com/t/auto-resizing-columns-in-finder/52435
User prefers MacOS 15 Sequoia over 26 Tahoe due to severe UI regressions, distracting icons, and poor aesthetics. The only feature missed is the Journal app, but it's manageable via iPhone. Tahoe's new column resizing feature in Finder doesn't impress; it’s unpolished, complicates filename renaming, and lacks utility for long filenames. Overall, user believes Tahoe isn't worth upgrading for.
https://daringfireball.net/2026/01/resize_columns_to_fit_filenames
LosslessCut: Fast, lossless video/audio editing tool. Cuts without re-encoding, saving time and quality. Features trimming, merging, track editing, and more. Free on GitHub, with paid app store versions for convenience. User testimonials praise speed and usability, making it a go-to for efficient editing.
Notchie: invisible teleprompter for Mac users, reads script while maintaining eye contact. Supports voice-activated scrolling, pause on hover, and seamless screen sharing. Ideal for video calls, sales demos, tutorials, and interviews. Adjustable settings, local operation, one-time purchase with a 30-day guarantee. Transform presentations with confidence—no more fumbling or robotic delivery.