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Working on a Mac with many web apps open, without losing your place.
Arc browser on a Mac, and the habits it leaves behind
Arc browser on a Mac still downloads and runs, but it now gets Chromium updates only. What that means in practice, and how to keep or move your Arc setup.
An Arc browser review now that development has stopped
An Arc browser review for Mac users in 2026: what the vendor has confirmed about Arc's future, what still works, and how to decide whether to move.
Separating work and personal browsing alternatives: what you can drop
separating work and personal browsing daitai, explained for a Mac: five ways to separate work and personal browsing, what each one gives up, and which browser habits are safe to abandon.
Separating work and personal browsing: how to decide what you need
separating work and personal browsing erabikata for Mac users: five questions that turn a vague preference into a hard requirement, and a one week test that settles which setup to keep.
Separating work and personal browsing: what it does and where it breaks down
separating work and personal browsing covers five different setups on a Mac. Here is what each one actually separates, and the three places where the boundary stops holding.
Separating work and personal browsing: the setup order that holds up
separating work and personal browsing without the split collapsing in a week. The three decisions that come before any settings screen, the five steps in order, and the parts that break first.
What a Chrome profile is, and what it is not
A Chrome profile keeps bookmarks, history, passwords and logins apart on one Mac. How to add, switch and delete one, and what a profile does not separate.
What Is a Browser Tab, and What It Cannot Separate
A tab in a web browser holds one page inside a shared window. How tabs work, the Mac shortcuts, what too many tabs cost, and what a tab cannot keep apart.