Hacks

You don't necessarily need to hide menu bar icons. You can just cram more in there by reducing the spacing.

You can disrupt routines you don't like—if you spot them.

Omnivore is a great way to read newsletters and other emailed content in a more relaxed interface.

This suspicious sounding latte is actually delicious and easy to make.

Getting blobs of yolk out of your egg whites is no longer a lost cause.

Technology is supposed to be smart, but sometimes dumb solutions still work great.

Even a well-equipped kitchen requires some improvisation at times.

Strolly can make the experience of walking the dog (or just getting outside for a bit) a little less monotonous.

Whether you're a die hard pickle fan or only a dabbler in dill, shaving gives you more options.

Open context menus without clicking anything.

Manage all your two-factor codes easily in the new Passwords app in macOS Sequoia.

Troubleshooting shoddy Wi-Fi is frustrating; Online Check can help.

Work for as long as you can, then enjoy a well-earned break.

Denim works with all the custom playlists you create on the app.

If your jewelry is hanging all wrong, you can fix it pretty easily.

This technique helps you maximize your productivity by prioritizing and spacing out your tasks.

It's the cleanest choice for when you just want to browse.

Use this century-old to-do list technique to conquer your responsibilities.

The peanut butter sandwich cookie is actually pretty easy to make at home.

For all those who can't update to Sequoia.