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Apple's productivity and utility software generally tends to be my favorite around. It's a big part of what keeps me on the platform. Safari? Lightest-weight u
by brimble 5y ago
Apple's productivity and utility software generally tends to be my favorite around. It's a big part of what keeps me on the platform.
Safari? Lightest-weight usably-well-supported browser around, by a long shot. Preview? Outstanding for a bunch of reasons, including that using it is the only time I've been happy to receive PDF files. Pages, Numbers, Keynote? More than enough for everything I do, stable, and I like that I can leave them open in the background for weeks and they're light enough that I forget they're there. Notes? Not having a built-in export function is annoying and I wish I could use markdown formatting, but it's so good at everything else that those haven't been enough for me to switch to something else. Hell, I even like the calculator better than most others.