Brave calls itself a privacy browser and has a few features to prove that. But recently I started to use Brave and it is my new favorite browser. I tend to switch between browsers from time to time and I also like the default Mac browser Safari. It costs $39.99 and you can also find it sometimes on a sale for an even better price. Other pluses? There is support for PSD files, it already runs natively on M1 Macs and there is no monthly subscription, just a one-time payment. Pixelmator Pro is a full-fledged image editor and it suits my needs very well. So you can use Pixelmator Pro also for designing stuff. The collection of vector tools allows for drawings and illustrations. But Pixelmator Pro it’s not just only for photo editing. You can also remove unwanted objects with a simple brushstroke and the app supports the RAW format.
I like the option to enhance photos automatically, thanks to machine learning. There are essential color adjustments but also advanced tools like multi-channel curves and wheel-based color balance. But it should also provide enough tools for professionals as well. It seems more intuitive to me than Photoshop and I would recommend it to beginners. Pixelmator Pro is my app of choice when it comes to photo editing. Here are some of the favorite Mac apps I am using: Pixelmator Pro Intel versions of apps run just as fine as the native ones. And even if some of them weren’t yet optimized for ARM architecture and running through a Rosetta 2 emulator, I can hardly notice that. It’s great to see that many developers have already jumped on the ARM bandwagon and plenty of apps I am using are running natively on M1 chips. It’s much faster than my former Macbook Pro 13” (Late 2013) and you can read about their performance differences in my previous article. I’ve been using my M1 MacBook Air since January and I am still impressed with its performance. MacBooks with Apple M1 chips are very capable devices sprinting through regular office work, but they are no slouches even when it comes to photo or video editing.
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