I was unaware of puck-mode appearing on a Mac until seeing your post about Chrome.
Something similar happens with Safari except that while the puck shows Global, when the window is expanded slightly, it's showing Home. Plus, I selected Global at the top in wide mode then narrowed the window. The puck appeared showing Home.
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I also note that narrow-puck mode works in Safari.

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Off to buy some shirts & stuff

RIP Leonard Cohen.

If Donald Trump's inauguration speech doesn't start with 'Life is like a box of chocolates…' I'll be personally disappointed.

"Happy birthday, dear!" says my mother, "do you want to go out to dinner somewhere?" "No thanks," I reply, "it's just another day, really, I'm finding as I get older." She just laughed. She's 86 now, 28 years older than I.

@kdfrawg I failed my audition as Romeo through a misunderstanding over a stage direction. In my script it clearly said:
"Enter Juliette from the rear."

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Imported some pics into the Men's Shed iMac then realised the time/date info for the camera was incorrect, so first I adjusted the camera.
Then I selected the three new pics in Photos app and applied the time of 13:57 to them all. I then checked each one: the times were a minute apart, 13:55; 13:56 & 13:57. Neat feature.

LVIII approaches. Quite tired of birthdays, esp when they remind me I'm getting old & more decrepit.

Nice.social has just joined my expanding collection of web apps rendered as site-specific Chrome browsers via the Epichrome app. One requirement is a version of Chrome that won't auto-update itself past version 53. Newer versions break existing Epicrome web apps. The easiest solution is to keep Chrome out of the Applications folder.

Epichrome SSBs feature the ability to translate to English without leaving the browser or opening new tabs.