When it comes to PDF software, people have very different needs. Some casual users may want nothing more than the ability to make a few notes and occasionally combine documents, while those working in legal offices are very, very particular about how their PDFs look on screen and when printed, with details like fonts, bolding and italics being very important. The corporate king of PDF editors is Adobe Acrobat Professional but it has a number of drawbacks. It's expensive, huge and like all adobe products invasive and hard to get rid of. I am not a fan.

I am very much a fan of PDF Gear, available for free on the App Store. It's worth a look for anyone at any level who needs document conversion, merging, separation or merging. If you can overcome dependance on the bloated expensive monstrosity from Adobe, you might end up very pleased.

Batch photo resizer and image converter to crop, convert, compress, resize images.

Finally taking the time to set up Safari Profiles properly and bind certain websites like YouTube, LinkedIn, Twitter, and Facebook to open in an ‘Undesirables' profile that I don't use for anything else. This feels like a better setup. [#Apple](https://toot.cafe/tags/Apple) [#Safari](https://toot.cafe/tags/Safari) [#privacy](https://toot.cafe/tags/privacy)