OMG! I just discovered an #Automation solution using #ManyTricks #Moom and #SteerMouse to fix a regression in #macOS that was introduced in 10.13 High Sierra, and has been getting worse with each OS update. Bliss! A major workflow I used was broken, and now I can work in my preferred way again.
Documentation tomorrow.
My writeup on my new OldSchool workflow for collecting, archiving, and listening to #Podcasts in the #Apple ecosystem, while avoiding Apple's #Podcast directory / service (which is a giant advertising / tracking machine), and the Podcasts app on Mac (which is a giant pile of garbage), or any other single-app-solution.
Apps I use to make it work: @imazing, #ManyTricks #NameMangler, #NoodleSoft #Hazel, #PublicSpace #ABetterFinderAttributes, #DoughnutApp.
https://www.mattgodden.com/2024/09/18/cutting-the-apple-podcast-cable/
I am a very happy #moom user now for at least 8 years, in which I got all upgrades for free. Even when #macOS versions changed considerably and also in a time, when other companies already kinda extorted money by forced updates with updated macOS versions all the freaking time.
Hence, the paid upgrade today for moom 4 by #manytricks was just a no-brainer, especially given that they don't went subscription:
@kevan Moom from #ManyTricks
I’m a big fan and I’ve been using it for over a decade now.
@ross There is also Witch from #ManyTricks at https://manytricks.com/witch for $14USD You can your own shortcuts to apps.
@randomgeek @minego @perigrin @gizmomathboy #ManyTricks #Moom fits my #macOS window tiling needs—it doesn’t force weird keyboard combos that may not map well on TKL or smaller keyboards. https://manytricks.com/moom/
And I have a bunch of other tweaky things and apps I consider essential. #Homebrew Bundle makes sure they’re repeatably installable on a new machine. https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew-bundle
