Either learn the macOS keyboard shortcuts (which can be laborious to keep in your memory) or use an app launcher. When your fingers are whizzing across the keyboard, making you a productivity superhero, the last thing you need is to have to stop to use the mouse or trackpad. It even works on Wi-fi Routers via OpenVPN to protect everyone connecting to Wi-Fi in your home. Once subscribed, you can use PIA on multiple devices, including iOS, Android, Windows, and Mac. This makes a VPN extremely useful for getting around online content that is blocked to people in certain countries – what I call the “Saturday Night Live Syndrome”. So even if you’re in Germany, you can just launch PIA, choose a server in the USA, and websites will think you’re connecting from the USA. From there, all your network traffic will be encrypted and anonymized through its network. All you need to do is launch the app and tell it which country/server you want it to terminate your connection to. PrivateInternetAccess or PIA works by creating an encrypted VPN tunnel to one of their many data centers (3155 servers in 33 counties). If you value your security and privacy (especially if you use public WiFi hotspots), then a Virtual Private Network (VPN) is a must. Every computer has its own unique Internet Protocol address, which is how every illegal downloader can be pinpointed and eventually caught. Just like a fingerprint can nab a criminal, an IP address can reveal where an Internet user is living. iOS devices and Macs are getting much closer integration these days when it comes to software written for them. So if you have an iOS device, you may want to read that one too. You may notice a little bit of crossover with the iOS apps I recently profiled. So feel free to troll me in the comments and inform me! The 15 Best MacOS Programs To Razzle-Dazzle Your Computer Since this is only my opinion, you will probably disagree, which is fine - I want your feedback on what you think I left off the list. So with the end of the year coming up, it’s now time to look at what I think are the 15 best MacOS programs out there.
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