Hello to all. I just recorded a podcast and was prepping to do the show notes
when to my horror i realized through searching the app was no longer in the app
store. Is there a site i can link to that at least gives the descriptions? i
don't think you can download apps that are not there
Hi Sarah,
I'm not sure what you want. If you just want a description of the app, you can
find that for almost every app at the MacUpdate site. If you mean that you
want a web site that will tell you that a particular app is no longer in the
App Store, but that it once was there, then you can
Hi there. A couple questions. Will apps no longer in the app store
still be available through macupdate.com? Secondly, what are
sandboxing restrictions? Thanks!
On 6/26/12, Esther mori...@mac.com wrote:
Hi Sarah,
I'm not sure what you want. If you just want a description of the app, you
can
this is an app I downloaded about a year ago that was there that I reviewed. I
don't lkow of I waited my time in doing the recording or not not knowing that
it would no longer be there. lol. ll look at app shopper and see if I can at
least link to it lol!
Take care and thanks.
On Jun 26,
Hi Josh,
In a lot of cases, yes. If the developer has the application available to
circumvent the App Store, at least on OS X, you can get it via Mac-Update if
they have it listed. Even if they don't, though, you can also try to Google it.
In the case of Sandboxing, as someone who has worked
No I get it, thanks!
On 6/26/12, Sarah Alawami marri...@gmail.com wrote:
I can answer your second question.
sandboxing as the name implies means apps actions are separate. No longer
can you say for example have growl notify you of some apps as growl will not
see them as they are sandboxed.
Hi Josh,
You wrote:
Hi there. A couple questions. Will apps no longer in the app store
still be available through macupdate.com? Secondly, what are
sandboxing restrictions? Thanks!
Any apps that you've purchased from the MacApp Store will still be on your
machine, and these will often be
Pretty confusing. It's not you, but the concept in general.
On 6/26/12, Esther mori...@mac.com wrote:
Hi Josh,
You wrote:
Hi there. A couple questions. Will apps no longer in the app store
still be available through macupdate.com? Secondly, what are
sandboxing restrictions? Thanks!
Any
