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Brow Revisited
Last spring I blogged about Brow, a new app I prepared to sync my Firefox and Chrome bookmarks with Spotlight. Though this was not impossible, it was tricky from a design point of view, as I wanted to bring Brow to the Mac App Store and Brow had t...
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PieCrust RSS Feeds
Since a couple of weeks, I use the PieCrust static website generator to bake this blog locally on my computer before syncing it with my website. Although there is a learning curve, working with PieCrust proved to be generally easy, with the one ex...
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Links 1
Quite often I stumble upon interesting, innovative content on the web, like we probably all do. Months and years later I still remember that I once found something on a specific topic but of course I didn’t bookmark anything and have trouble findi...
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Arrow Buttons
We all know that the user interfaces of OS X apps are becoming more and more differentiated. Apple as well as third party developers slowly move away from the once authoritative OS X Human Interface Guidelines and create not only new user interfac...
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Monotony 1.2 released
After quite some time, I have today released Monotony 1.2. As you might remember, there were some problems with Monotony 1.1, so Monotony wasn’t available during the last few months. I have sorted out everything, hopefully, and Monotony will now w...
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Recent Menu 1.2.2 released
I’ve today released Recent Menu 1.2.2, bringing some simplification to the app’s user interface.
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Leaving Austria
After working and living in Austria for seven years, I will now leave and move back to Germany. Though Austria and Germany share a border and people speak more or less the same language, it means a distance of 800 km and a slightly different lifes...
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Why My Software is Now Free
When I started writing Mac apps back in 2010, I wanted to do this all the time, full-time. Of course I would need money to live, so selling software seemed the easiest thing. I owned a Mac since 2008, had back in the eighties made my first money e...
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When something is broken ..
You may have noticed that my app Monotony is not available on the Mac App Store at the moment. The reason for this is that I‘ve pulled Monotony from the Mac App Store on August 28 after I received quite some feedback from users reporting strange e...
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Monotony How-To: Migrate your feed list from trial to paid version
If you have used the Monotony trial version (available for download) and afterwards bought the paid version from the Mac App Store, your list of feeds you’ve subscribed to won’t be automatically migrated from the trial version to the paid version,...
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