Mental Health Apps For Chrome On Mac OS Lets
Mental Health Apps For Chrome On Install My Security
Mental Health Apps For Chrome On Mac OS Lets Me

Todoist: Heres where I put actual to-dos, but eventually abandon them and use the Reminders app instead.

Now I am deep in my years, my back aches from sitting, and setting up a new computer is a slog.

I can do without some apps for weeks or months, but I rely on a remarkable number just to function normally.

Or to put it more optimistically, these apps make me way more productive.

Firefox is looking more attractive again, but I rely on a lot of Chrome extensions, especially Workona.

Thankfully Chrome automatically syncs all my extensions, so thats one thing I dont have to redo.

Dropbox: I cant imagine trusting a computer to hold the only copy of my files.

I use selective sync to grab my Lifehacker folder and a couple other useful folders, like the one with my reaction GIFs.

Giphy is normie trash.

Plus I can work from home or even check a file from my phone if I have to.

Password: I hate logging into everything on a new computer, especially with two-factor.

Password makes it tolerable.

And since almost all my emails are external communication, I dont have to mentally switch back and forth as often between talking to readers and sources, and talking to my colleagues.

Spotify: I subscribe to Apple Music and Spotify, which is stupid but has its uses.

Spotify is social, but Apple Music integrates better with the music I actually own.

Simplify: Tells last.fm what music Im listening to on Spotify and iTunes.

I have an unhealthy interest in meticulously tracking my listening habits, so I hate to let a listen go uncounted.

I have twice promised myself Id delete my last.fm account and break free.

Private Internet Access VPN, Malwarebytes anti-malware, and Sophos Home anti-virus: Honestly I could skip them, but eventually Id regret it.

Mental Health Apps For Chrome On Install My Security

Ive learned to floss and Ive learned to install my security apps right away.

Photoshop: To add a column logo to a post image, or to enlarge an image by filling out the sides with content-aware fill, or to cover my calendar with the expanding brain meme.

Fantastical doesnt have its own syncing feature, so I have to subscribe it to my GoogleFacebooketc calendars every time I install it on a new device.

Yoink: Lets me drag and drop files into a temporary holding spot, instead of moving them to the desktop and back.

Mental Health Apps For Chrome On Mac OS Lets Me

Mental Health Apps For Chrome On Mac OS Lets

Bartender: Mac OS lets me hide menu bar items, but its a pain to bring them back.

Thats where I stick Airplay, Adobe Creative Cloud, Dropbox, and other items that I only occasionally need to see.

Wunderlist: I have a stupid habit of using several to-do apps at once.

Wunderlist is where I put random thoughts and ideas and quotes, because its more convenient than keeping text files.