Fidelia 2.7.1 - player for high quality sound

Fidelia 2

Fidelia is the audiophile music player for Mac. It plays your music the way it was recorded — with no compression, no quality loss, and no compromise. Version 2.0: Completely rebuilt. Mastering-grade DSP built in.

Fidelia 2.0 ships with three DSP processors that audio engineers pay hundreds of dollars for as standalone plugins — built into the player at no extra cost.

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Unite Pro 1.3

Unite Pro

Unite for macOS transforms any website into a native Mac app-fast, customizable, and tightly integrated with macOS. Instead of juggling browser tabs, create standalone apps that live in your Dock, use native window controls, and behave like regular Mac software.

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Charles Web Debugging Proxy 5.1

Charles

Charles is a web proxy (HTTP Proxy / HTTP Monitor) that runs on your own computer. Your web browser (or any other Internet application) is then configured to access the Internet through Charles, and Charles is then able to record and display for you all of the data that is sent and received.

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PixelStyle Photo Editor 4.5.0

PixelStyle Photo Editor 4.5.0

PixelStyle Photo Editor easily edits photos & images and creates original unique artworks. It brings dozens of high-quality filters and comes with useful editing functions similar to PS software such as making selections, copying elements or layers, transforming, color picker, painting with hundreds of brushes, image resizing, gradient filling, healing scratches, cropping, erasing, fill bucket, cloning, smudging, alpha channel editing, and more. With state-of-the-art photo processing engine, PixelStyle Photo Editor quickly processes high-quality photos and gets amazing results instantly on Mac.

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DockDoor 1.37.0

DockDoor

Windows users will be familiar with a feature that allows previewing window contents by hovering over their taskbar icons. If you want this in macOS as well, the only way you’re going to get it is via a third-party app.

Dock previews are DockDoor’s main functionality, with the added bonus of an alternative alt-tab feature that includes window previews. It’s an open-source app, very easy to set up and use, though still not quite perfect.

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Parallels Desktop 26.3.1-57396

Parallels Desktop 20

Parallels Desktop is one of the oldest and most popular applications for virtualization on macOS. There are quite a few options out there for Mac users who want to run other operating systems on their Apple devices, but none are quite as intuitive and novice-friendly as Parallels.

This app allows you to Run Windows, various flavors of Linux, ChromeOS, Android, and many other operating systems in virtual machines, and it makes setting up and configuring these VMs incredibly straightforward. Much of the process is automated, and the virtualized OSes integrate well with macOS.

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CleanMyMac 5.5.2

CleanMyMac

CleanMyMac X is an user friendly Mac app that comes with a stylish design and helps you detect the junk files, but also user and system cache / log files, broken preferences or login items, apps that have universal binaries (you can remove the executable that is not suitable for your architecture), language files (you can keep only the one you actually employ).

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n-Track Studio Suite 10.3.0

n-Track Studio Suite 9

n-Track Studio 10 Suite provides musicians and producers with a complete DAW environment for recording, editing, and mixing with an easy workflow and audio resolution up to 24-bit / 192 kHz. It supports an unlimited number of audio and MIDI tracks, as well as plug-ins including VST, VST3, DirectX, AU, and ReWire.

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Viscosity 1.12.1

Viscosity 1.12.1


Viscosity is an OpenVPN client for Mac, providing a rich Cocoa user interface for creating, editing, and controlling VPN connections. Viscosity provides a complete OpenVPN solution for macOS, and does not require any additional downloads or software.

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Mimestream 1.9.18

Mimestream

Email clients that support Gmail aren't exactly rare, but the vast majority of them use the IMAP protocol to retrieve and manage your messages, which means they can't take advantage of Gmail-specific features such as inbox categorization, labels, and synchronized signatures.

Mimestream goes about it differently — it uses the Gmail API, allowing it to provide most, though not quite all, of the features you are familiar with from Google's mail client. It's also worth noting that the app is written in Swift, so it will integrate very well with macOS and provide a much smoother experience than, for instance, an Electron-based app.

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