Yoink is a handy ”shelf” app that can streamline the workflow on your Mac in a “hold these files for me while I do something else for a while” kind of way. And the latest version (3.6.5) brings back ...

I constantly get questions about how I use my iPad, and posts like our recent iOS 11 iPad multitasking walkthrough have only increased interest among those looking to get more out of their tablets.

Popular Mac drag-and-drop app Yoink received a substantial update on Monday that brings back a much-improved Yoink clipboard history widget with several highly configurable features. For those ...

Earlier this week I wrote abut using Shortcuts to build a simple download manager for iOS. It works great, but there’s a better solution. It’s an app called Yoink, and it can be a download manager, ...

Eternal Storms Software, has released Yoink for Mac OS X 10.7 (“Lion”). This application provides a small window to simplify dragging files between spaces, fullscreen apps or just between Finder ...

Yoink is the app I use on my Mac every day as a temporary spot to park files, snippets of text, images, and URLs. By itself, Yoink for Mac has been a fantastic time-saver. The latest updates to Yoink ...

Back in September I reviewed the first version of Yoink, a utility by Eternal Storms Software that greatly enhanced Lion’s drag & drop support by adding a virtual “shelf” to the side of your screen to ...

Popular Mac drag-and-drop app Yoink received a substantial update on Monday, adding a number of new features, as well as many smaller improvements. For those unfamiliar with the app, Yoink aims to ...

Yoink is a utility available on the Mac App Store that I find to be extremely useful. When you begin dragging a file on a Mac with Yoink installed, the utility’s interface appears on the side of the ...

Shelf apps on iOS are like keyboard launcher apps on the Mac. You’re either an all-in zealot, or you don’t see the point — yet. For aficionados, shelf apps provide a great always-available space to ...

One of the challenges of the Mac’s folder-metaphor interface for working with files has always been moving an item from one location to another when the original and target destinations are in ...