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Getting the sites you live in out of the browser, on a Mac.
Why there is no Google Calendar download for a Mac
There is no Google Calendar download for Mac because Google never shipped one. The four routes that actually exist, what each one loses, and how to pick.
The web apps a Mac never came with
Looking for web apps for Mac ends at the same wall: the services used all day have no Mac app. What Safari, Chrome, and a dedicated tool each give you.
Telling your Mac apps apart when the icons all look alike
How to customize app icons on a Mac, what Apple's Get Info method does and does not survive, and why position in the Dock often matters more than the picture.
Noticing new Gmail on a Mac without opening the browser
There is no Mac Gmail widget from Google. What the widget gallery actually offers, how to borrow the iPhone one, and what to do when a glance is not enough.
YouTube Music on a PC: there is no desktop app to download
Looking for a YouTube Music PC app? Google ships mobile apps and a browser. Here is what installing the site as a window changes, what it cannot change, and the routes on a Mac.
Unite: how to decide what you need
Choosing Unite is a licensing decision, not a feature one. The macOS requirement, seat tiers, free tier limits, paid upgrade cadence, and subscription math.
Unite not working: what to check, in order
A blank page, a shortcut that stops working, a link opening in the wrong browser. The order to check when a Unite app misbehaves, drawn from the changelog.
Unite: what the free tier covers
Unite ryoukin explained: what the free tier of Unite actually covers, what a licence unlocks, the one time prices by Mac count, and the three costs the pricing page does not list.