I Give Up. I’m Ditching OpenCanvas 7 For Clip Studio Paint.
As an Illustrator, I can’t use OpenCanvas 7 anymore. Two years. That’s almost how long it has been since OpenCanvas 7 received an update. The last update it got was on October 15th, 2019. That is insane. No software should be going that long without an update. And it’s a program that desperately needs features and bug fixes to keep up with its much more well-equipped competition. I have been dealing with the same bugs, if not more since I made my review on OpenCanvas 7 three years ago. Workspaces not working correctly, one time a file got corrupted and I lost all of my work on a commission, and constant crashing and freezing within the program. (╯°□°）╯︵ ┻━┻ And where is the English Support Forums that they’ve apparently been working on since forever? I would say the most significant thing for OpenCanvas 7 that…
[App Review] Session Box – Useful, But Not Perfect.
Session Box is a browser extension that lets you use multiple accounts of a website/s within a single browser. This means that if you have two different accounts on (for example) Facebook, you can use both of your accounts within the same browser without having to open a private browsing window or a whole other browser. Hence, eliminating the need to have to micromanage between browsers/windows. It’s currently available for Chrome (and other Chromium Browsers like Opera), Mozilla Firefox and Windows. Pros/Cons: Alleviates having to use multiple browsers/windows Less browser clutter Have sessions open automatically on browser startup Various icons to differentiate between your session logins Sync between browsers Send sessions to others so you don’t have to give away your login information Bookmarks do not save as Session Box login WIll only backup one session login, unless you pay for a premium subscription. Cannot open a link…
[Review] From Windows 7 to 10: Why You Will Love What Windows 10 Has To Offer.
A worthy successor to change the heart of sceptics. It’s been about 7 years since I’ve been using Windows 7 (coincidence, haha). I’ve used it from the time I built my first computer back in 2012. This was the same time Windows 8 came around, but I passed on it. Windows 10 would come three years after, but again, I was attached to Windows 7. Coming off of the hot mess that was Windows Vista, I adored Windows 7’s improvements to both stability and performance while it adopted Windows Vista’s modern look. And with the computer that I had built, using Windows 7 felt like it was in a league of its own. But now that Microsoft is pulling the plug on security updates for Windows 7, it’s about time I consider saying goodbye to an old friend and see if the transition to Windows 10 was really…
Evernote Knows It Can Get Away With Being Anti-Consumer.
Truly a shadow of its former self. Oh, Evernote. When I first used you back in 2014, you were one of the best things to ever happen to me. You changed the way I took notes forever and made me far more organised than any other app I used. Really, you were in a league of your own. But now, your main purpose is to squeeze money out of its consumers, especially its free/basic users. You have become nothing more than an abusive relationship that I can’t get out of and you know how beneficial and important you are. More importantly, you know well enough that your average user may pay you a little extra once they’re put in the right situation that you devised. Swindling you into a Premium subscription. Sixty megabytes (60MB). That is your monthly upload limit for the…