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If your user isn't an admin, then /Applications is a good location so that apps can't change things in the background (it would require a popup to elevate privs
by e40 9mo ago
If your user isn't an admin, then /Applications is a good location so that apps can't change things in the background (it would require a popup to elevate privs).
Otherwise, some apps don't install as much crap when you use ~/Applications/ (looking at your Zoom, which I uninstalled and use the web version, which is super hard to find now).