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   by ricg 15y ago

   I just watched the Apple developer videos about App Sandboxing and have to agree that it in most cases it's a good thing. With that new enthusiasm I went ahead and tried the AppSandboxQuickStart code sample that loads a webpage in a WebKit
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   by ricg 15y ago

   Sure, but that's not restricting functionality. Sandboxing on the other hand will simply mean that those apps won't get into the App Store in the first place.
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   by ricg 15y ago

   The end of utility apps? What makes (used to make?) the Mac such a great platform is that apps integrate seamlessly. Making them work together in new ways that were not anticipated by the developer is incredibly powerful (Unix philosophy an
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   by ricg 15y ago

   Just released DesktopShelves http://kitestack.com/desktopshelves (my own app) Also take a look at Skitch.