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The emulator method this guide originally covered no longer works, since Snapchat now blocks emulators. Here is what changed and what alternatives remain for Snapchat on a Mac.

Turbo Boost pushes clock speeds up at a heavy cost to battery and temperature. Here is how to disable it on an Intel MacBook, what you give up, and how to turn it back on.
The Finder smiley has not changed in decades. Here is how to swap it for any image of your choosing using a simple copy and paste in the Get Info panel, and how to undo it.

PDFelement targets people who need more than annotation, offering text editing, OCR, form building, and conversion. We run through the feature set and assess how it holds up on Mac.

Whether for work or sheer indolence, Remote Control for Mac lets you fully control your Mac with iPhone, iPad, or Apple Watch. Developed by Evgeny Cherpak, the app converts an iOS device into a trackpad and keyboard for Mac. You can adjust the…

Mail's default typography suits nobody in particular. Here is how to change the message list font, reading pane text, and composition colors so your inbox is comfortable to work in all day.

Learning shortcuts is easier when the list is one keypress away. CheatSheet shows every shortcut for the app you are in when you hold Command. Here is how to install and use it.

Rejoining a network every time you open the lid gets old fast. Here is why macOS drops Wi-Fi on wake and the network settings and power options that stop it happening.

Mail quietly caches every attachment you receive, which adds up to gigabytes. Here is how to change the download setting on Mac so attachments only arrive when you ask for them.

macOS quietly saves earlier versions of your documents, so a bad edit is recoverable. Here is how to browse version history and roll a file back to how it looked before.

Once AirPods are connected to a Mac, you can adjust their behavior without reaching for your iPhone. Here is where the settings live in macOS and what each option actually changes.

Netflix hides hundreds of niche genres behind numeric codes the interface never surfaces. Here is the code list and how to use them to browse categories on iPhone, iPad, and Mac.

The root account is disabled by default, and an old High Sierra bug let anyone log in without a password. Here is how to enable root properly and set a password from Terminal.