Best Web Apps For Mac

‎Pocket has been named one of the best apps for Mac, iPhone and iPad by the App Store. Over 14 million people use Pocket to easily save articles, videos and more for later. With Pocket, all of your content goes to one place, so you can view it anytime, on any device. You can even read articles offli.
Simply download the app to your Mac, install it and start creating a website. Pre-made templates are there to help you find the right look and feel so choose the one that suits the best and customize it the way you want. The tool supports all kinds of web pages.

The Mac App Store went live in early 2011 and offers apps in every department, from games to productivity tools. Some are simply macOS versions of popular. There are tons of free video downloaders for Mac and Windows PC. Some are for desktop while others are web apps. No matter which one you pick, each has its pros and cons. Here I would introduce the top 10 best free video downloader for Mac or PC to you. All of them are able to help you grab videos to your computer with the URLs.

Best Web Apps For Macbook

Best Web Pages Apps For Mac

Free Mac Apps

I have been using Sandvox since 2014. I migrated from iWeb. It does not have an exciting bunch of templates, but for what I do, it is satisfactory. That is until recently. I want to do a clean instal of Mojave and wrote to Sandvox to ask if I need to be careful of anything. I seem to have misplaced my key, so I wanted to get that as well.
I’ve written to them twice with their on-site email service. They say they will return with advice within business day. I wrote on Dec. 1, 2017 and now it is Dec. 7, 2017. I don’t dare do my clean instal until I hear from them for fear that I’ll lose the application and won’t be able to update my website. Something I do every week.
I’ve seen a few similar comments by others in their forum pages.
The Karilia website (Karilia is the software company that developed Sandvox) looks like it is a live product with lots of support. However, I’m now nervous that they’re not there anymore or in serious trouble (money or resources). I’ve never used RapidWeaver, but when I looked at their tutorials I have to agree with what I’ve seen written here and in other places. That is to say, OK when you’re done, but a tremendous pain to get there.

I’m stymied. I don’t know what to do. I guess I’ll keep bugging Karilia for a bit longer and, if no response, I’ll have to move to any application. This is a whole bunch of man-hours that I really didn’t want to have to do right now.