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Thanks to ScreenFloat for sponsoring BrettTerpstra.com this week! I was a frequent user of the original version, and I’m very excited to see version 2 released. It’s chock full of new features and tools that set it apart from the competition. Hi, my name’s Matthias, I’m the developer of Yoink, Transloader, and Tameno, among others.…
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I’m excited to offer the next giveaway, three Standard licenses for all platforms ($74.99 value) for OmniFocus 4. If you’ve played around with productivity apps on Mac or iOS, you’ve seen OmniFocus. It’s the most complete task management system available on macOS and iOS. Tagging, projects, quick entry, easy search, extensive automation… there’s nothing it…
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The Bartender giveaway has ended, and I have winners to announce! The winners! Congratulations to: tosh sasaki Doug Kriel Michael Smith Apostolos Troulitakis Tom Tensfeldt Matthew Jachimstal Giuseppe CArlino Mark Hulme G Kolstad Tim Graves You should have received an email with details, please let me know if you didn’t hear anything! But I didn’t…
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{{ site.webexcsponsor.affiliate4.start }} Eternal Storms Software – ScreenFloat Matthias Gansrigler has released v2 of ScreenFloat, one of my favorite apps from years ago. A lot of its functionality was replaced by CleanShot X for me in recent years, but the shots browser, tagging, and smart folders set it apart. The basic idea is you can…
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I’ve been putting a little more time into CurlyQ this week, as I’m able. First thing to note is a breaking change: it will always return an array now, even if there’s only one result. I had waffled on this a little, but for predictability in scripting it really always needs to be a consistent…
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I’m excited to offer the next giveaway, 10 licenses ($16 value each) for Bartender. Bartender tames your Mac menu bar. You can move all the stuff you don’t always need to see into a secondary menu bar, navigate the menu bar(s) with shortcuts, and even control menu bar items like Time Machine, Battery, and Wi-fi.…
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Today I’m releasing an initial version of my latest tool, CurlyQ. It’s a work in progress, though should be immediately useful to those who need it. I need your input on where it goes next, what’s missing, and what you’d like to do with it that it can’t handle yet. Join me in the forum…
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Another silly little rabbit hole I’ve gone down… The Lyrics plugin for SearchLink can now embed the JavaScript version of lyrics from Genius.com, complete with annotations. The query is !lyricjs SEARCH STRING. Running !lyricjs Blood in the Cut K.flay will output this: “`html Read K.Flay – Blood in the Cut on Genius “` Which will…
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The Curio giveaway has ended, and I have a winner to announce! The winners! Congratulations to: Alan Mahon You should have received an email with details, please let me know if you didn’t hear anything! But I didn’t win! If you didn’t win, sorry, but Curio is still worth checking out. You can still save…
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I hope you’ve had nice holidays! I’ve updated my Bitlyize service to work with v4 of the Bit.ly API. It parses the input for all URLs and replaces them with shortened links connected to your account. Not only can this make long links more readable, it gives you some analytics on how often the links…