It has a long history, but has seldom been implemented or used. Here are some examples of how to get the best from it.
Category Archive: Macs
Plain or text, guarded or not, links are powerful and central tools in hypertext. Here’s a concise visual guide to them.
Apple released an important, if not compelling, security update to OS X El Capitan 10.11.6 and Yosemite 10.10.5, […]
Do you know the differences between an alias, hard link, and symbolic link? Each has its uses, and understanding them is important.
Apple has pushed out a silent update to El Capitan’s Gatekeeper configuration data, bringing it to version 97, […]
True hypertext is dynamic, and changes according to context, reader actions, and more. Here’s how to use it – including stretchtext.
You may recall an earlier infected version of the BitTorrent client Transmission. History has now almost repeated itself: […]
Are advertisers now deliberately delivering unwanted crapware to those using ad and tracker blockers?
Unlike iOS, OS X does not require apps to run in a sandbox. But when they do, there are important benefits to the user.
A chilling tale with a happy ending – for once – which shows how our governments don’t want to improve our computer security.
The Eclectic Light Company 