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Yahoo Authorized Applications
To control which applications have access to your Yahoo account, first sign in at https://edit.yahoo.com/mc2.0/eval_profile After that you can choose Manage Apps and Website Connections under Sign-In and Security: Once you’ve clicked Manage Apps and Website Connections you should see a page that lists your authorized applications: When you first allow access to an application, Yahoo should send you an e-mail that says something like: Hello, You agreed to share your Yahoo! information with Macworld. You can manage who sees your activities on Macworld. If you did not agree to share your information, stop sharing. Regards, Yahoo! Account Services If the first link doesn’t work for you, you can also try this one: https://api.login.yahoo.com/WSLogin/V1/unlink?.intl=us
Applescript: Check Application Is Running
Below is my Applescript example of how to check if an application is running, such as Finder.app, VLC.app, itunes.app, or something along those lines. Quite often I need to check if an application is running as part of my applescript, and so I use this little function / subroutine in applescript to test if the application is running: on appIsRunning(appName) tell application “System Events” to (name of processes) contains appName end appIsRunning Example usage: display dialog appIsRunning(“Finder”) The above apple script example will show “true” in a popup dialog.
Disable “Reopen windows when logging back in” by default – OS X Mavericks
You may have noticed that when you log out or reboot Mac OS X Mavericks, you get a dialog window with a checkbox next to “Reopen windows when logging back in” that restores all of your currently open applications and windows. If you don’t like it and you’re tired of unchecking the box to no longer reopen the windows, you can use a third party script to render the feature useless. To clarify, what this does is disable the feature completely on a constant basis, regardless of whether that checkbox to preserve windows is checked or not, the windows will not restore. You may have noticed that when you log out or reboot Mac OS X Mavericks, you get a dialog window with a checkbox next to “Reopen windows when logging back in” that restores all of your currently open applications and windows. If you don’t like it and you’re tired of unchecking the box to no longer reopen the windows, you can use a third party script to render the feature useless. To clarify, what this does is disable the feature completely on a constant basis, regardless of whether that checkbox to preserve windows is checked or not, the windows will not restore. ** instructions ** create a new file called /tmp/loginfix.sh in your temporary directory touch /tmp/loginfix.sh add two lines into that file to tell it to remove login window files: echo ‘#!/bin/sh’ > /tmp/loginfix.sh echo ‘rm -f /Users/*/Library/Preferences/ByHost/com.apple.loginwindow.*’ >> /tmp/loginfix.sh make that file owned by the system: … Continue reading
