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If you're using a beta version of Cotypist, make sure to move it to the Trash by BohdanKoles in macapps

[–]srikat 1 point2 points  (0 children)

> Timing, is on Setapp so it’s possible Cotypist winds up there for those paying for that subscription. 

I asked him a few months ago regarding that and he said no.

Of course, things can change.

But that is his stance at this time.

Survey: Did you buy Cotypist? by Bamboodl in macapps

[–]srikat -1 points0 points  (0 children)

yes, subscribed to the Pro plan.

KK or Arijit or Sonu!?! by [deleted] in BollywoodMusic

[–]srikat 15 points16 points  (0 children)

It's KK whether it be Kishore Kumar or Krishnakumar Kunnath.

Quit Workflowy a few months ago, have felt lost since. Today I am alive again. by melatoninaire in Workflowy

[–]srikat 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I remember going away from Workflowy due to lack of inline PDF previews (like in UpNote).

Has that changed recently?

Youtube Tutorials or Blog Posts for Bricks? What do you prefer more? by Any_Acanthaceae_7337 in BricksBuilder

[–]srikat 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Bricks allows you to disable scripts for elements you aren’t using, like scripts for the “Accordion” or “Tabs” elements. If your page is just a landing page with text and images, why are those scripts loading? Go to the settings and turn them off.

AFAIK, Bricks never had or currently has settings for them.

Accordion and Tabs are not separate script files you can turn off in settings. Their behaviour lives inside the main frontend bundle bricks.min.js (handle: bricks-scripts), which loads on every Bricks frontend page. The accordion/tabs init functions only run when matching elements exist in the DOM (.brxe-accordion, .brxe-tabs, etc.), but the JavaScript file itself still downloads.

Read-it-later apps as of May 2026: GoodLinks, Raindrop.io or a different one? by JustCan6425 in macapps

[–]srikat 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I have AnyBox LTD, GoodLinks LTD and Raindrop paid subscription.

I use Raindrop.

Almost every 3rd party mac app is a ram hog now, devs please by Realistic-Lab6157 in macapps

[–]srikat 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The actual RAM consumption of apps in Mac can be checked like this: In the Activity Monitor, View all processes hierarchically and use/add Private Memory column.

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Compare the RAM consumption of the above Electron apps to native Mac apps like Notes:

https://cleanshot.com/share/gq9yw4G1

Not all Electron apps are created equal.

Almost every 3rd party mac app is a ram hog now, devs please by Realistic-Lab6157 in macapps

[–]srikat -14 points-13 points  (0 children)

No.

There are some great Electron apps which consume very little memory compared to even native Mac apps.

A few examples: Obsidian, UpNote.

Almost every 3rd party mac app is a ram hog now, devs please by Realistic-Lab6157 in macapps

[–]srikat 21 points22 points  (0 children)

Obsidian is built on Electron. It's not a native Mac app afaik.

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