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A List of macOS Defaults Commands with Demos

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The website macos-defaults.com provides an extensive, categorized list of macOS defaults commands that allow users to customize system and application preferences beyond the standard settings panels. It explains the concept of macOS user defaults—stored preferences for applications and system domains—and offers command-line instructions to read, modify, and discover these settings, covering areas like Dock, Finder, screenshots, keyboard behavior, and more. The site also invites community contributions to expand the commands database and shares details on how it was built using VitePress.

https://macos-defaults.com/

Gloomberb

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Gloomberb is an open-source finance terminal offering a fast, keyboard-driven, and extensible interface available as a desktop app or terminal user interface. It provides comprehensive market data and research tools, including quotes, charts, news, portfolios, watchlists, alerts, and broker connections, all accessible through command-bar shortcuts for efficient navigation. Additionally, Gloomberb supports features like AI screens, prediction markets, and collaborative chat via Gloom Cloud, catering to advanced market analysis and workflow management.

https://gloom.sh/

TerminalWidget for Mac, iPhone, and iPad

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TerminalWidget is a universal app for macOS, iOS, and iPadOS that allows users to display terminal command output, scripts, APIs, and Shortcuts results directly on customizable widgets with rich formatting, charts, progress bars, and images. It supports synchronization across multiple Apple devices via iCloud and offers various integration methods including a command-line interface, AppleScript, Shortcuts, and URL schemes for automation and updates. Available on the App Store for $19.99, TerminalWidget enables real-time, interactive widget updates tailored for developer and productivity workflows.

https://terminalwidget.app/

Kero — a Native Terminal Workspace for macOS

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Kero is a free, open-source native macOS terminal workspace that integrates projects, persistent sessions, files, and Git into a single window. It preserves users' existing shells and dotfiles while providing project-based session management, split panes, inline Git diffs, and a files panel without replacing the terminal experience. Kero’s signed and notarized builds offer background updates, no telemetry, and seamless restoration of projects and terminal scrollback on relaunch.

https://kero.sh/

Otty

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Otty is a native, GPU-accelerated terminal app for macOS that emphasizes a smooth, modern user experience with features like programming ligatures, true color support, inline images, and interactive links. It supports customizable layouts with tabs, panes, and splits, session recovery, and a keyboard-driven command palette, aiming to blend the simplicity of a terminal with enhanced workflows and agent integration. The app is free for macOS users, with Windows and Linux versions coming soon.

https://otty.sh/

New macOS ClickFix Attack Silently Mounts DMGs to Push Infostealer

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A new macOS ClickFix attack uses deceptive Terminal commands to silently download, mount, and launch malicious DMG files containing the Atomic macOS Stealer (AMOS) infostealer malware. This malware targets numerous browsers, cryptocurrency wallets, messaging apps, and system keychains to steal sensitive information and uploads the data to attacker-controlled servers. The campaign begins with fake CAPTCHA pages tricking users into running commands that automate the infection process without manual DMG execution.

https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/new-macos-clickfix-attack-silently-mounts-dmgs-to-push-infostealer/

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