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Working on a Mac with many web apps open, without losing your place.
Make a website behave like a desktop app
How to convert a web application to a desktop application on a Mac: the install option, Electron and Tauri wrappers, and the cost each one adds later.
YouTube in its own window on a Mac
There is no official youtube web app for mac, but three ways exist to give it a real window. What each one fixes, what it does not, and which to set up.
Isolated tabs, and why each account needs its own
Multi account browsing in isolated tabs works, up to a point. Here is what a tab can actually isolate on a Mac, which tool draws the boundary where, and where tabs stop being the right unit.
Zen workspaces and containers are not the same thing
Zen browser workspaces vs containers: one sorts tabs, the other splits logins. Here is what each actually isolates, where they overlap, and which one to set up.
Browsers with Edge style workspaces on a Mac
Looking for a browser with workspaces like Edge on macOS? Here is what Edge Workspaces actually does, which Mac browsers match it, and where a tab group stops being enough.
Give each Chrome profile its own shortcut on a Mac
A Chrome profile shortcut on Mac is not a menu item like it is on Windows. Here is what actually works, what breaks, and when to stop scripting it.
Put a web app on the Mac desktop and Dock
How to add a web app to the desktop on a Mac: Safari's Add to Dock, Chrome's install option, which account each one opens with, and what the icon will not fix.
Slack workspaces under different email addresses
Running Slack multiple workspaces different emails on one Mac: what Slack ties to an address, why the second workspace hides, and how to keep them all open.