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Why your Mac loses window positions when you lock it

The most common version of this problem isn't sleep at all: you lock the Mac for a coffee and come back to every window on one screen. It happens because macOS turns the displays off a few minutes after you lock, and a DisplayPort monitor that sleeps looks unplugged to the Mac. The write-up has two Terminal commands to confirm it on your Mac, plus the settings that stop it and what they don't cover.
https://manydisplays.com/mac-los...
If it happens on your desk too, I'd like to hear which monitors you use.

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5d ago

Do re-engagement emails actually bring inactive users back, or just trigger unsubscribes?

To improve our day 7 and day 30 retention, we set up a automated re engagement email sequence highlighting key features users hadn't tried yet. While a tiny percentage opened and clicked back into the app, the unsubscribe rate was surprisingly high.

It pushed us to question whether email drips are still effective for bringing dormant users back, or if they just remind people to cancel/unsubscribe.

What channel or trigger has actually worked for you to re-engage inactive users without feeling spammy?

Is zero-click search changing how brands get discovered?

A zero-click search happens when users get the information they need directly from search results without clicking through to another website.

Zero-click searches accounted for 60.45% of Google searches in 2024, rising to 68% in early 2026.

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