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Found a useful app I havn't heard of before. I've never been very good when it comes to using cURL but this app makes it easy and fast to deal with APIs in a GUI app or website. It is called Postman.

 
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Found a useful app I havn't heard of before. I've never been very good when it comes to using cURL but this app makes it easy and fast to deal with APIs in a GUI app or website. It is called Postman.

Or if you want an open source alternative there’s Insomnia :)

 
We were steered away from Postman after they removed sandboxes, not everyone wants their collections stored in the cloud.
I tried Insomnia as well but didn't get on with the interface.

Anyway, Bruno is where it's at / brew install bruno if you use homebrew.
 
We were steered away from Postman after they removed sandboxes, not everyone wants their collections stored in the cloud.
I tried Insomnia as well but didn't get on with the interface.

Anyway, Bruno is where it's at / brew install bruno if you use homebrew.
Been a Postman and Insomnia user for a while but Bruno looks great; will have to give it a go.
 
Since you guys know your stuff what database (PostgreSQL) tool do you use? I have Jetbrains Datagrip and have tried out DBeaver EE but not over keen on either of them. I was looking at Navicat PostgreSQL Edition and I think that looks like the best option but not sure what other stuff is out there.
 
Since you guys know your stuff what database (PostgreSQL) tool do you use? I have Jetbrains Datagrip and have tried out DBeaver EE but not over keen on either of them. I was looking at Navicat PostgreSQL Edition and I think that looks like the best option but not sure what other stuff is out there.

I feel like this always seems to be my answer to most of your questions in here, but I've done quite a lot of postgres crud work over the last few years and psql cli has always been my toolset of choice.
 
Logitech Options+ - This utter tripe of BLOATware, finally began misbehaving on MacOS Sequoaioaoa. I use it to drive my MX Keys and MX Master 2S ratter. Never will I purchase Logitech stuff again since their software is a mess. So much diskspace+ram just to drive 2 bits of hardware...

I am so pleased to be able to replace it with BetterMouse, which does everything above. It has a 7 day trial and then its £7.99 for a lifetime licence.

 
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Logitech Options+ - This utter tripe of BLOATware, finally began misbehaving on MacOS Sequoaioaoa. I use it to drive my MX Keys and MX Master 2S ratter. Never will I purchase Logitech stuff again since their software is a mess. So much diskspace+ram just to drive 2 bits of hardware...

I am so pleased to be able to replace it with BetterMouse, which does everything above. It has a 7 day trial and then its £7.99 for a lifetime licence.

I'm going to try that. Thank you!

Did you have to do anything special to uninstall the Logitech stuff?
 
I'm going to try that. Thank you!

Did you have to do anything special to uninstall the Logitech stuff?
I use AppCleaner to uninstall stuff, and then this....as there were still a lot of orphaned stuff lying around.


Very poor that you have to goto such lengths because they can't write a self contained program.
 
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I use AppCleaner to uninstall stuff, and then this....as there were still a lot of orphaned stuff lying around.


Very poor that you have to goto such lengths because they can't write a self contained program.
Thank you! BetterMouse seems to be better at moving around but the scrolling feels a little too sensitive. I'll have a play around and see if I can sort it out.
 
Thank you! BetterMouse seems to be better at moving around but the scrolling feels a little too sensitive. I'll have a play around and see if I can sort it out.
Pleased it's not just me that thought this - recently upgraded to an MX Master 3s and compared to my 2 it seems to scroll way quicker.
 
I only have issues with Logi options on my work Mac but that has a lot of corporate 'spyware' on it. No issues on my personal Mac although I admit the software is pretty poor.
 
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