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It works well on almost all websites. I have been using it satisfactorily for several months now.

I use AdGuard for Safari on both my desktop and smartphone (paid version) every day, and have been doing so for years. Since I started using it, browsing the web has become much, much easier. The only downside is that they haven't been able to implement an effective pop-up blocker that's better than the one offered by Safari. I hope this can be done in the future!

I use AdGuard for Safari on both my desktop and smartphone (paid version) every day, and have been doing so for years. Since I started using it, browsing the web has become much, much easier. The only downside is that they haven't been able to implement an effective pop-up blocker that's better than the one offered by Safari. I hope this can be done in the future!

The premises are really excellent. I've been using Arc for a few weeks now and slowly trying to move some of the activities I usually do on Safari over here. There are numerous innovations that Arc brings to the computer, and for that, I can only be a happy user. Thank you!

Safari is certainly a good browser. The latest versions, in particular, are fast, comparable or even better than Chrome, and the management of panels and spaces is pleasant. I also find the blocking of pop-ups and certain unwanted content quite efficient, as well as the integration of password management that is actually built into iOS but works seamlessly on Safari. I'm sorry that there is a limited choice of extensions, as well as the fact that the most important updates take years to come to fruition. However, for those who want to truly get the most out of integration and workflow between their iPhone and Mac, Safari is certainly a must-have choice.

Fantastic project. I have been using the app on Mac for a few years now, it has been useful to me many times over. I have also been using the website for a while. It's really essential!

I have been using Visualping for a few months now, and with the features offered in the free account, I think it does a brilliant job. It's really useful!

I have been using WeTransfer with the dedicated Mac app for a few years now. The app works well and does what it's supposed to do. It keeps track of the latest files I've created, but nothing more. With the release of the latest major updates, I have noticed a few bugs, but thankfully nothing that affects its functionality. It remains one of the daily must-haves on my desktop.

I have been using it on iOS for years without any issues. The desktop version for Mac, on the other hand, is very basic and unsatisfying. I hope they can improve it! UPDATE: In the end, I uninstalled it. The app never quite seamlessly fit into my Apple device workflow. So, as of today, I consider myself a dissatisfied former user, I'm afraid.

I discovered Visual Watermark by chance, but I didn't hesitate for a moment to subscribe. The app works exactly like the website. It's intuitive, immediate, absolutely effective for the purpose it was created for. It's really useful for those involved in photography!

Thanks to an already active paid DropBox account, I had the opportunity to test DropBox Capture from the beginning. I have to say that it was exactly what was needed to simplify a process that was as simple as it was sometimes difficult to implement. With DropBox Capture, in fact, screen recording, or a portion of the screen, together with voice or video camera, and simultaneous upload to your own space, becomes immediately usable and shareable. Fantastic!

I have been using Todoist for a few years in the free version and it's certainly an app that I couldn't live without anymore. I use it to share some work projects with team members, manage and solve tasks, or keep track of activities to then include in the reports to be delivered to clients. I find it simple, intuitive, always well-functioning and updated. I have also had the opportunity to try the paid version, but for my uses it turned out to be too expensive compared to the actual use I made of the premium options. I hardly think I will be able to find a better alternative than this. The only missing feature is perhaps a real integration with Apple's Calendar app.

I switched from Copied to Paste a few years ago, in the paid version, and I couldn't be happier. I find it to be an incredibly simple app to use, but at the same time an app that can simplify your relationship with copy and paste. Productivity benefits incredibly from it. That's why I recommend it to everyone.

NEWOLDSTAMP is an absolutely fantastic application. I had never had such a simple and long-lasting relationship with an app for creating and customizing email signatures. It works perfectly! I also had the opportunity to speak with support once and they were super helpful. Thank you so much!

I have been using Midjourney for a few weeks to create visual content for marketing purposes. I am very satisfied with the content created at medium-small resolutions, which is useful for the web. However, when it comes to enlarging the results to be able to rely on larger resolutions, it doesn't work so well. The interface and available options could be improved, but for being only at the beginning, I still consider myself satisfied.

I have used Thunderbird and Mail on my Mac for a few years, but I wasn't satisfied. I switched to Spark a couple of years ago and some features have definitely improved my life! I love the ability to use pre-written messages (too bad it's not a feature in the new Spark 3), I like the simple, clean, clear interface. I love being able to share certain conversations via URL or being able to quickly log in or out from any device, syncing all my accounts together, including signatures. I am really satisfied!