Aaron’s been home for spring break this past week, but he’s headed back to Rutgers later today. Since Rhonda and I have been working, we didn’t do much save for a few meals out. Aaron met me Thursday for phô near work, and last night we tried Carmella’s Cucina in Mays Landing. It’s a new Italian BYOB. I’ll probably write it up for Yelp; our dinners were excellent.
Inkwell
Manton Reece recently released Inkwell, a new RSS reader that works in your browser. There’s a Mac app, too. It’s more of a river-of-news style reader, with “Today,” “Recent,” and “Fading” panes.
There’s an iOS app that works with Inkwell too, called Silverleaf Reader.
Tab Finder 2
Tab Finder is a great little app that lets you search and open browser tabs. Developer … has a new version coming out, in beta now. Tab Finder is the simplest, macos-iest tab switcher I’ve tried in my search to add Chrome’s tab search feature to Safari. I think I’m all in on Witch, but I still like trying other options. Tab Tab has been great, too.
Kagi Bangs + Launchbar = 🤓🩵
I kinda forgot about Kagi’s Bangs, which are like those employed in Duck Duck Go. I don’t generally use Bangs, but thought that I might be missing something. I was reviewing some of the bangs available this morning before leaving for work, and I saw that there was a bang to invoke Kagi Assistant, which I use all the time.
All day long, I am invoking Launchbar, typing “k,” and then entering my search text into the resulting text box, which fires off a Kagi search in my browser of choice. I really wanted to be able to do this with Kagi Assistant, too (instead of opening a new tab and clicking on the Kagi Assistant bookmark).
If you want to use this, create a new search template in Launchbar, and use this as the template URL: