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Portal for Mac lets users great immersive, focused environments – and it supports Shortcuts too!

Portal for Mac lets users great immersive, focused environments – and it supports Shortcuts too!

David Pierce of The Verge takes a look at Apple’s approach to apps in lieu of a rumored headset – and how the ecosystem needs to change.

Developer Mustafa Yusuf has released a huge update to Tasks 3 – the folks at 9to5Mac have a write-up on everything that’s new.

The folks at MacObserver have put together a guide for how to set up App automations that control Orientation Lock – check it out.

@Timery on Mastodon: Timery 1.5.3 is available! This update has four new Shortcuts actions and several small improvements & fixes! https://apps.apple.com/us/app/id1425368544 What’s new in Shortcuts:

No Man’s Sky launched for Mac today after an announcement at Apple’s WWDC last year. Now, it’s available on Steam for free – is the iPad launch coming soon?

Following up on my post about Discord timestamps, Zach Knox mentioned the app Elsewhen, a utility for formatting timestamps and sharing times across timezones.

Congrats to Zenitizer, a clean and simple meditation timer app that just launched on the App Store.
Bike Outliner for Mac has added 14 new actions to Shortcuts to automate your outlines, including a video tutorial.

After making a set of shortcuts for One Thing for Mac, I built a simple progression meter for the Menu Bar using Shortcuts.

My collection of shortcuts for One Thing for Mac, a Menu Bar applet that lets you display any text — automate your music, tasks, and current status.

Yours truly for iMore: From Apple’s side, bringing Shortcuts support to one of their actions forces cross-platform parity, highlights the features of the app and

Today, Apple released updates to their iWork suite of apps that adds actions in Shortcuts for Pages, Numbers, and Keynote on macOS, bringing powerful first-party

New issue of my Shortcuts newsletter is out: Welcome to Issue 32 of “What’s New in Shortcuts” – what a week for Shortcuts tweets! Florian
Jon Fingas, writing for Endgaget about Transit for iOS releasing a new version of their Apple Watch app: The popular public transportation tool is now

Today, as first noticed by 9to5Mac, developer Marcel Schmitz launched a brand new app called DuetCam for $2.99 that takes advantage of iOS 13’s ability
For the first time, existing Audible credits can be applied to books from within the iOS app – no bouncing out to the website required.
Matthew hosts special guest Julia Skott – quite literally in his home. Julia’s all about Android, but uses an iPad and Mac, so the two have a lot to talk about. Plus Julia is just amazing.

David Spark’s latest Field Guide has been my guide for learning Keyboard Maestro, the Mac automation multitool that’s crazy useful.

Reeder 4 has long been a staple RSS reader app for iOS and Mac – the latest version brings some welcome fixes, new features, and sets the app on a good path for the future.