RE: Mac One Bundle is turning out to be a potential major PITA

I am not sure how the programs work overall, but I know that I simply continued to pay for my 200 GB of iCloud storage and received 50 GB with the original subscription to what it was called before Apple 1. I was confused at first because I was canceling my 200 GB subscription thinking that

Re: Mac One Bundle is turning out to be a potential major PITA

I am guessing as to what is going on here. I plan to call Apple and find out the facts and I’ll get back to you all then.Sent from my iPhoneOn Mar 12, 2023, at 10:54 AM, jpanar...@gmail.com wrote:    I am not sure how the programs work overall, but I know that I simply continued to pay for my 200

Re: Dropbox media files mess

I didn’t D sync from dropbox. I simply copied particular folders from dropbox and dropped them into iCloud folders. One strange thing I didn’t notice, the first time around I tried to just copy the whole dropbox folder and put it into iCloud. It did move, but the files app couldn’t see anything

Re: Dropbox media files mess

Let me out it in a different way. What app are you using to play these files? Are you opening that app and pointing it to the new location? From E.T.'s Keyboard... "Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable." --John F. Kennedy My e-Mail: ancient.al

Re: Mac One Bundle is turning out to be a potential major PITA

Just spoke to Apple and here’s the deal. Remember that before the bundle, I, the Organizer, had a 200GB plan. My wife, the Adult, had a 2TB plan. We thought that she should cancel her 2TB plan before it auto renewed on April 1. But that would have caused a disaster. The Apple advisor inform

Re: Navigating app store

Hello, I hadn’t looked at this in a bit. It seems on the Mac, that one needs to turn off some of the cursor tracking in order to view all the details about an App. I once had a link to aa web page that used JS to query Apple Store / App Store / iTunes store and gave a much cleaner interface. I d

Accessible password managers

Hi, I’m wondering what other password managers besides 1password people find easily accessible on Mac, iOS & Android/windows? I’ve been using 1password for many years but following their continuous development - as is often the case - I’m finding their app more and more difficult to use. Andr

Re: Accessible password managers

I haven't tried this on other platforms than MacOS, but Bit Warden looks pretty good. I just have a fundamental objection to subscriptionware and storing a password container in the cloud. That's one of the reasons I've stuck with 1Password version 4 for as long as I ha

Re: Accessible password managers

Apple’s own password manager is very accessible on Apple hardware. There is a version for Windows as well, but I haven’t experimented with it. As far as I know, there is no Linux version. I’ve read favorable comments elsewhere about BitWarden, but I haven’t installed it. From: 'Andrew Lamanche'

Re: Accessible password managers

I don't disagree but I think the 1Password app provides many benefits aside from storing passwords. Send them feedback. From E.T.'s Keyboard... "Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable." --John F. Kennedy My e-Mail: ancient.ali...@icloud.com On