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Working on a Mac with many web apps open, without losing your place.
Chrome can restore the tabs you lost: where that list lives
How to restore Chrome tabs after a quit, a crash or a restart on a Mac, which recovery route reaches how far back, and the setting that makes the whole problem go away.
Chrome Screen Recording Permission on Mac: Sharing a Window Again
Chrome screen recording permission on Mac sits between a system grant and a page-level picker. How to grant it, how to reset it, and when a policy is the real block.
Chrome side panel: what belongs in it and what belongs in a window
The Chrome side panel holds one thing at a time, chosen from a list. What Chrome puts there by default, how extension panels differ, and where the panel stops being the right place.
Chrome startup pages: deciding what opens when the day begins
Chrome startup pages decide what the browser shows the moment it launches. Here is where the setting lives, what each of the three options quietly turns off, and what a startup list cannot fix.
Chrome tab groups: sorting a work day into a few colors
How Chrome tab groups behave once a work day is loaded into them: the sync condition that decides whether a group survives, what close, ungroup and delete each destroy, and where colors stop carrying information.
A SessionBox alternative: keeping many logins apart without it
Looking for a SessionBox alternative on a Mac: what SessionBox One costs today, which free options already separate logins, and how to tell the two needs apart.
Amethyst on a Mac: tiling windows the way a keyboard user wants
What Amethyst does on a Mac, its layouts and default modifier keys, the two settings to change on day one, and who automatic tiling actually suits.
An Apple shortcut list: the ones worth keeping
An Apple shortcut list built for retention, not completeness: the symbols, the dozen keys that carry the rest, and the Shortcuts app commands worth knowing.