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Working on a Mac with many web apps open, without losing your place.
Ferdium on a Mac, set up from scratch
Ferdium on a Mac is free with no feature tiers. What to install, how sessions and workspaces behave, where it stops helping, and what to change first.
Why Ferdium eats memory, and what to do
Ferdium RAM usage climbs with every service added. Where the memory goes, how to read Activity Monitor correctly, and which settings actually reclaim it.
Running your own Ferdium server
Ferdium self hosted, explained: what the sync server actually stores, what a Docker install involves, and when going accountless is the better answer.
Is Rambox worth paying for
Is Rambox worth it once the free tier runs out? What Basic covers, what Pro adds for $7 a month, what paying does not fix, and how to decide in a week.
Rambox on a Mac after the paid plan changes
Rambox on a Mac still works, but the plan decides what works. What the free Basic tier covers, what moved behind Pro, and what to change first.
Shift on a Mac, and what you give up
Searching for shift browser mac usually means the tab pile has won. Here is what Shift separates, what the free tier covers, what Advanced costs, and the macOS behaviour a wrapper cannot keep.
Wavebox reviewed after a month of daily use
A wavebox browser review that skips the feature tour: what the free tier really allows, what Pro costs, why memory keeps coming up, and the macOS behaviour any wrapper trades away.
Wavebox on a Mac, and who it actually suits
What Wavebox on Mac actually does, what the free tier allows, where the account and sync requirements sit, and how to tell whether it fits before paying.