If you’re unsure whether Rectangle or Raycast is the better choice for managing windows on your Mac, this guide is here to help. Until the macOS Sequoia update, macOS only allowed basic tiling for windows, leaving users without advanced window management. This gap was quickly filled by a variety of apps like Magnet (paid), Rectangle … Read more
If you want to extract the first or any particular page from multiple PDFs, this article is for you. In this guide, you will learn how to extract specific pages from PDFs and manipulate them. Have you ever found yourself needing to extract just the first page—or any specific page—from a collection of PDF documents? … Read more
If you need to count pages in multiple PDFs on your Mac, this guide is for you. We’ll cover three simple ways to view both individual and total page counts. Plus, we’ll show you how to create a small app for quick page counts in the future—no extra steps required. If you’ve ever had a … Read more
If you want to extract some specific pages out of a pdf or to extract all of them as one-page pdfs, this blog post is for you. You don’t need the internet connection for this, so no uploads or downloads. If you’ve ever had a long PDF and wanted to split it into individual pages, … Read more
If you have ever wondered what’s the difference between the various date attributes such as date created, date added, and date modified on Mac, you are in the right place. In this tutorial, you will learn what action affects which date attributes. When I switched to Mac a couple of years ago, I found myself … Read more
If you’re developing Vue apps in Visual Studio Code, you might have noticed that the official Vue extension doesn’t offer full autocompletion. Specifically, when working within HTML tags, Vue-specific autocompletion doesn’t kick in unless you type out a Vue-specific attribute name, like @keydown or v-if. Even when you’ve typed out the entire event name, you … Read more
Using vector programs like Excalidraw can be a bit of a hassle without keyboard shortcuts. Clicking and dragging the mouse to select and draw things can get tiring after a while. What takes the mouse a few seconds to do can be done instantly with a keyboard shortcut. So, it’s a good idea to learn … Read more