What's everyone saying?
Ethan Marcotte
App Store purchases are safe and simple, so you can start playing, gaming, reading — or just doing — right away. Create a secure account with your preferred payment method on file and it’s easily accessible across your devices and the web. There are many alternatives to Mac App Store for Mac if you are looking to replace it. The most popular Mac alternative is Steam, which is free.If that doesn't suit you, our users have ranked 26 alternatives to Mac App Store and ten of them are available for Mac so hopefully you can find a suitable replacement. Will a Mac App Store and the low price entry ($99, like for iOS) lead to more craptastic OS X apps? The iOS store is mostly junk. PS: For those worrying about Apple locking down 10.8, keep in mind that Windows 8 is going to have an 'Application Marketplace'.
“I couldn’t use Twitter without Twitterrific.”
Ethan Marcotte — @beep
John Siracusa
“Twitterrific’s unified timeline matches the way I think about Twitter: a single, chronological stream of tweets, regardless of type. The fact that Twitterrific is also a great Twitter client with all the other features you’d expect—including separate views for mentions, DMs, etc.—is just icing on the cake.”
John Siracusa — @siracusa
Michael Lopp
“A daily corner of my desktop feels revitalized.”
Michael Lopp — @rands
Manuel Alejandro López Zarzosa
“Now I can finally use the best client on all my devices!”
Mac daily note app. Collaborative editing means multiple people can edit the same files using different operating systems. Other note-taking apps to considerThe increased use of mobile apps has seen an explosion in the number of note taking and text editing applications released. Here are a few more that it might be worth keeping an eye out for:is a note-taking mobile app with a good stack of features.
Manuel Alejandro López Zarzosa — @manuelale69
Alex Waddell
“I’ve been an active participant in the Phoenix Kickstarter beta and I’m delighted with the final app. Its elegant features, combined with lot of great UI touches, make Twitter a delight to use on the Mac again.”
Alex Waddell — @alexwaddell
Daniel Jalkut
“It's exciting to see the very first Twitter client being rethought in 2017 as the very newest one.”
Daniel Jalkut — @danielpunkass
Brent Simmons
“I switched immediately. It was like coming home.”
Brent Simmons — @brentsimmons
/middle-click-mac-app.html. After more people recommended it, I decided to give Better Touch Tool a try. It does reasonably well, but I still wish Apple would allow more customization directly in their preferences (e.g., how SENSITIVE the mouse is, and whether one needs 1 or 2 fingers to scroll, etc.). Apple's own preferences only allow for one 'secondary click', which of course should translate as 'right-click' to make context-sensitive menus available.
Seth Roby
Mac App Store For Windows
“Twitterrific makes Twitter simple, fun, and quick. Thank you for bringing it back to the Mac, where I still spend most of my days.”
Seth Roby — @TALlama
“Twitterrific has the potential to make bored users fall in love with Twitter all over again.”
Christine Preusler — HostingAdvice.com
Best Mac App Store Apps
“My favorite Twitter client.”
Robyn Oglesby — MacSources
“Features the same finesse that we’ve seen in Twitterrific for iOS, but at the same time, also leverages all the features offered by macOS.”
Preshit Deorukhkar — Beautiful Pixels
“The Iconfactory has given users a high degree of control over how Twitterrific looks within a clean, easy-to-read design.”
John Voorhees — MacStories
“Packs a ton of features into the new app..fantastic keyboard and accessibility support, delightful sounds, and a few nostalgic Easter eggs from past incarnations.”
Chris De Jabet — Full City Press
“The app delivers a good handful of features Mac users will like.”
Sarah Perez — TechCrunch
Mac App Store On Pc
“Finally, a modern desktop Twitter client that not only looks amazing and performs, but offers all the features you would expect. So relieved to have Twitterrific resurrected!”
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R.C. Rains — @shadowbottle
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