Yosemite

6 articles tagged Yosemite.

How to downgrade to an earlier version of macOS

How to downgrade to an earlier version of macOS

Jessica Thornsby · Jan 5, 2019

There’s several reasons why you might want to revert to an earlier version of macOS – perhaps you rely on an app that’s incompatible with the latest and greatest release; maybe you installed an experimental beta and it’s causing some problems, or perhaps you hate the direction that Apple are taking macOS, and you’re craving […]

How to Block Ads System Wide in OS X With Adguard

Harry Robinson · Jun 19, 2015

As any user of the Internet will tell you, ads are the bane of our lives. They can be found on almost every website, and can even be found in apps installed on your computer, such as Skype and uTorrent. Thankfully Adguard is here to save the day! Unlike other ad-blocking programs you may have […]

New to OS X Yosemite? – 12 Apps You Should Go Download Right Now

Harry Robinson · Apr 28, 2015

With so many apps available for Apple’s OS X operating system, it’s hard to tell which are worth a download, and which aren’t. Hopefully this article will help shine a light on those Yosemite apps that you just can’t do without. 1. Caffeine Free from the Mac App Store Caffeine is a small app that […]

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Mastering Mail Annotations in Yosemite

Roland Banks · Nov 3, 2014

What are Annotations? Mail in OS X Yosemite has several new features that users will find to be welcome improvements. For example, Mail Drop allows you to attach large files up to several Gigabytes in size.

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How to Search Smarter with Spotlight in Yosemite

Roland Banks · Oct 31, 2014

Spotlight has always been a useful tool on the Mac to quickly find applications, contacts, emails and documents. But it was always tucked away in the top right of the menu bar, underused by many Mac users who weren’t really aware of what it could do.

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Setup Instant Hotspots the Easy Way with iOS 8

Roland Banks · Oct 28, 2014

What is an Instant Hotspot? Sometimes when you’re on the road, you need to access the Internet on your Mac but only have your iPhone with you to connect. There aren’t always Wi-Fi hotspots around, and those “free” ones sometimes require you to register or create an account. I am actually writing some of this article […]

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