The native applications that Apple offers you on their operating systems are fine. but obviously, they are very basic and could be much better. Presumably they do it expressly to let developers make a living programming many more functions for these applications and thus make the user feel satisfied when paying for an application.
A clear example is Ulysses. We could say that it is a word processor, like the Pages integrated into macOS, but with many more functions, some of them focused on publishing documents on the internet. Now it has just been updated with many improvements to its version 22.
Ulysses is updating its application for version 22 with new alternatives to customize the visual appearance of its interface when writing a document, as well as a new option for publishing on the internet.
With a new update available starting today, the new Ulysses adds the system micro.blog as a destination for a post.
Internet publishing improvements
Micro.blog offers a new alternative for publishing on current social networks. Users are in control of their content and can interact with the publication without obstructing ads or banners. “It is an independent platform with an impressive concept, and we are proud to have them,” he explains. Marcus fehn, co-founder of Ulysses and creative director of the company.
This new version of Ulysses also improves the publication in WordPress. Users can now update previously published documents from Ulysses. For example, it is now possible to correct typos after an article has already been released.
Ulysses also allows users to determine how they want their environment with the option to choose colors for the group icons. Headings can now also be displayed in a larger size in the editor to make them easier to distinguish from the rest of the text.
Ulysses is available in the Mac Store with a monthly, annual plan, and a special price for students.