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After 100 Days of Daily Updates, These Are the 10 Apps I Kept
After 100 straight days of covering useful tools, I narrowed the list down to Zen Browser, Mos, Handy, Kando, Recordly, Zed, MarkText, Syncthing, MOLE, and LuLu. The first eight are now part of my daily workflow, while the last two are highly practical Mac utilities.
Four Months with Zen Browser: Chrome Is Now Just for Netflix
I’ve used Zen Browser as my main browser for four months. This article covers its auto-hiding sidebar, Workspaces, Glance, Split View, Firefox extensions, and the Zen Mods I use, along with why I still need another browser for Netflix.
LuLu Field Test: A Look Before a Mac App's First Outbound Connection
LuLu is a free, open-source macOS outbound firewall. When a program with no rule establishes an outbound connection, it shows the program, destination, and signing info. This article covers which default settings are worth keeping after install and how to judge the alerts.
Stirling PDF Hands-On: An Offline Open-Source PDF Tool That Handles 50+ Tasks Without Uploading to the Cloud
I recently tested Stirling PDF, an open-source PDF editing platform that runs entirely locally. It supports merging, compression, signing, and over 50 other operations — no need to worry about sensitive documents being uploaded to third-party cloud servers.
Shannon AI Pentest Agent Installation and Hands-on Testing Guide (macOS/Linux)
I used 10 AI agents to attack my own website. Two hours later, they handed me a full security report. Shannon was more mature than I expected.