Fortunately, if you read the README (and decide to go past the “this was mostly built by AI” part,
reply> Loupe also builds for macOS. The Mac version is mostly complete, but a few things still need work before it's polished.
> and decide to go past the “this was mostly built by AI” part
replyI got that feeling just seeing the title use "native" as a synonym of "not a website".
What “apps” do you use on a mac?
replyProbably a ton since macOS apps are literally distributed as .app bundles.
replyThough there is a difference what store apps and non-store apps can do. I think is about store apps which are “sandboxed” and have to use public api to request then access information which non-store apps can access without.
replyGoogle Chrome, VS Code, among others
replyWell “they” can technically “read” anything your user can.
replyApps installed via the MAS have sandboxing applied to them, so this isn't really true.
replyGreat back to my original question which (mas)“apps” do people actually have installed on their MacBook.
replyYes but chrome is not from MAS. I have none MAS apps installed because they are simply not available via MAS.
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