My name is Cédric Bozzi. I make websites and apps, and this is my blog dedicated to technology: here you’ll find news, opinions and reviews, all written by a Mac-head who tends to have definite opinions about stuff.
Il y a une version française par ici, but most of the recent contents are extracted from my Twitter account, which means there are no translations, you get what you get.
Leopard makes accessible one of the most useful functionalities that nobody (but veteran MacOS users, I suppose) knew existed: Command-click the name or icon in a document or Finder window’s title bar to open any folder in the parent hierarchy. Now available with a simple right-click, even if the apps haven’t been updated for Leopard; that’s much more usable, especially in Safari where it lets you navigate a website’s directory tree.
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