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throw.away.name wrote:Here's a stupid reply...try opening App folder, right-click/option-click the app, option-click "open".

You mean control-click, not option-click (if not right-clicking).

Super swell!

After launching 3.5.4, I can't hit spacebar to select the first unread article in my default _Unread Articles smart folder. spacebar does work correctly once I select an article.

Ah, good. Tonight it's only showing new articles, so I guess it just took a couple days for whatever changes Tumblr and others made to work through their servers. Hopefully I remember this the next time it happens, probably many years from now.

I've been seeing lots of articles showing up in my Unread Articles folder that are years old, as far back as 2009 from what I recall. Hmm, most are from tumblr.com, but not all. Looks like tonight around 40 of the 100 or so "new" articles were actually new since last night. The rest I'd se...

I have a few feeds that are either slow to respond or end up timing out. If I start space-barring through my unread articles (my default filter is all unread articles), so some unread articles get marked as read, then those slow feeds finally finish, the list of unread articles gets refreshed, which...

When a site requires a login, the sheet that appears no longer tells you the name of the site or anything like that. It just says "Credentials Prompt" as the title instead of listing the name of the site or url.

Why is using an older OS “sad”? New ≠ Best, in many instances. It's incredibly sad to developers. It's usually a major pain the butt to support old versions of the OS when you need to add new features to your software. I've managed to be a developer in the print and music industry since 1995, two a...

10.12.1

I usually the latest, although I let the suckers find the bugs in major releases for a few months before upgrading.

What's really surprising is how many people are using old OSes. Lordy, that's sad.