What are your “I can't live without” Mac Apps?

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Mine:HomeBrew - IDK why Apple hasn't acquired them or hope at least support themiTerm - simply a better Terminal experienceFirefox - (because that doesn't come default)Bitbar - for putting stuff on Menu bar (free & hack-able)

danbolt · Accepted Answer

I feel like there's not a one-size fits all kind of thing, but I've been happy with HexFiend[1] as far as hex editing goes.
Tiled is a nice map editor; I've used it in 2D and 3D-looking games. [2]
OpenEmu is a nice "iTunes for emulators" setup that require minimal fuss on macOS. Occasionally you might need to go out of your way for something specific, but if you need to try a ROM in a pinch it's a nice way of doing things. [3]
[1] https://ridiculousfish.com/hexfiend/
[2] https://www.mapeditor.org
[3] http://openemu.org

zimpenfish · Answer

* Homebrew, obvs. * Alfred * Bartender * MovistNot obviously apps but y'know:* Little Snitch * Backblaze

sawaruna · Answer

I don't think there's a single app that I'd say is THAT critical, but things I use very often:HomewbrewiTermMaccyItsycalAlfredNotable

What are your “I can't live without” Mac Apps?

Mine:
HomeBrew - IDK why Apple hasn't acquired them or hope at least support them
iTerm - simply a better Terminal experience
Firefox - (because that doesn't come default)
Bitbar - for putting stuff on Menu bar (free & hack-able)

* Homebrew, obvs. * Alfred * Bartender * Movist
Not obviously apps but y'know:
* Little Snitch * Backblaze

I don't think there's a single app that I'd say is THAT critical, but things I use very often:
Homewbrew
iTerm
Maccy
Itsycal
Alfred
Notable