The Rocket Yard recently featured a pair of posts (here and here) discussing how to use Smart Mailboxes to organize emails into custom views. But did you know that Apple Mail on Mac has a much more powerful tool built...
Your browser is generally a tattletale, willing to divulge many secrets it knows about you or can find out, just for the asking. It's not really the browser's fault; that's just how most browsers are made. We'll show you how...
Even with the bigger hard drives, SSDs, and Fusion drives in modern Macs, it's still possible to run low on storage space. Especially on the MacBook and MacBook Air with 128GB of SSD storage, storing a lot of video, photographs,...
We're in the middle of summer here in the northern hemisphere, which means that for most of those in the temperate zones, it's hot. Humans don't do well in extended hot conditions, nor do our favorite consumer electronics. In this post,...
I'm pretty sure my web browser (Safari) is the most often used app on my Mac, though it could also be my mail client (Apple Mail). Both are always running whenever my Mac is on. But it's no doubt the...
This is the sixth in an ongoing series on The Rocket Yard describing how to use Apple’s macOS Server to provide services to users both inside a local network and over the Internet. Previous articles include: Part 1: Background and...
If you've been working with the Mac's Photos app (or even the older iPhoto or Aperture apps) for any length of time, there's a good chance you have multiple image libraries to help you organize your pictures. In the past,...
(All tests were run on a Retina 5K 27-inch iMac.) If you’re an old hacker like me (from back when the word "hacker" had good connotations), you may remember the battle of the browsers in the early days of the...
iOS 11 has a lot packed into it, as our recent "first look" article pointed out. Since that time, we've had a chance to use iOS 11 Developer Beta 1 a lot more, and more features and changes are showing up...
