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Thanks! You can use Radio Silence to block apps. It's on the same domain, and linked in the sidebar and header.
by aparadja 15y ago
Thanks!
You can use Radio Silence to block apps. It's on the same domain, and linked in the sidebar and header.
- Udo 15y agoGreat, I just bought it. Any chance of incorporating Private Eye into Radio Silence, at least for the purpose of selecting the apps I want to block? Or being able to drag and drop an app from Private Eye into Radio Silence would be enough. It's just that selecting those apps is really painful from the file dialog, especially if they're obnoxious system services like helpd.
- aparadja 15y agoYou're the second person to suggest that today. It's a great idea, and I'll implement it as soon as I can. Radio Silence already supports drag & drop. You can drag apps into its window, if you don't like the file dialog. Private Eye doesn't yet support dragging stuff out of it.