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Working on a Mac with many web apps open, without losing your place.
Use ChatGPT and Claude together without losing track of either
How to use ChatGPT and Claude together on a Mac: what each price page says today, how to split work by stage, how to carry context across, and how to stop losing the tab.
ChatGPT vs Claude: keeping both open for the work each one suits
A ChatGPT vs Claude comparison built on the parts that hold still: plan structure, published prices, context ceilings, and a one-week test that settles the choice for daily work.
Chrome app mode: a window with no tabs and no address bar
What Chrome app mode actually does, the two routes into it, what it separates and what it quietly shares, and how to decide whether it solves the problem you have.
A Google Chrome Dark Mode Extension: What It Changes per Site
A Google Chrome dark mode extension darkens sites Chrome will not. What it changes per site, the permission it needs, current prices, and where it fails.
The Chrome default profile: why links keep opening there
The Chrome default profile is both a folder name and a habit the browser falls into. Here is where profiles live on macOS, why links from other apps land in the wrong one, and the three ways to pin a launch to a chosen profile.
Chrome flags that enable force dark mode, and what it breaks
The chrome flags entry that enables force dark mode is a single experiment called Auto Dark Mode for Web Contents. Here is what it does, which pages it leaves alone, what it breaks, and how to test it without turning it on.
Chrome guest profile: when a throwaway window is the right choice
What a Chrome guest profile keeps out, what it deletes on exit, how it differs from Incognito and a second profile, and the one job it is often wrongly given.
Hardware acceleration in Chrome: what it hands to the graphics chip
What hardware acceleration in Chrome actually moves to the GPU, where the setting lives, how Chrome overrides it on its own, and how to check what is accelerated.