Cleaning Up Email on your Mac

We’ve long recommended that everyone use a password manager like 1Password instead of attempting to memorize or write down passwords. Although there are other password managers, 1Password is the leading solution for Apple users, thanks to a focus on macOS and iOS from its earliest days. 1Password offers numerous benefits, including: Automatic generation of strong…

The concept of site-specific browsers has been around for a long time, but in the version of Safari with macOS 14 Sonoma, Apple brought it to the big time by making the setup more effortless than ever. Put simply, a site-specific browser is a Mac app that encapsulates a single Web app or site. The…

After years of user requests, Apple has finally beefed up Messages with a few welcome features—options to mark conversations as unread for later reference, edit messages after they’ve been sent, and undo sending entirely. Plus, when you delete junk texts in Messages, you can now report them to Apple and your carrier, and you can…

If your Mac suddenly feels like it got a fresh coat of polish, you’re not imagining it. The new macOS 26 Tahoe brings Apple’s biggest visual refresh in years, with rounded corners, transparent menus, and more ways to personalize your desktop. Even if you’re waiting to upgrade, here’s a look at the design changes that…

Take a moment and look behind your Mac. Do you see a tangle of cables? The main downside of a mess of cables is that it can be a cluster of chaos that attracts dust bunnies. However, it’s possible for power cables—especially when tightly bundled or looped—to emit electromagnetic interference that can disrupt or degrade…

Whether you have guests who want to get on your home Wi-Fi network, customers who need to join your business network, or attendees who want to use your conference network, it’s always fussy to share the network name and password. If an iPhone user has your Apple ID email address in Contacts, their device should…