Some recommend downloading Xcode 27, installing it, and installing its MobileDevices.pkg and maybe CoreTypes.pkg and a bunch of others. Some report it works, others that it doesn’t.
Here’s what worked for me, on an M1 Max MacBook Pro with macOS 26.5.1:
Download the macOS Tahoe 26.x ipsw
Install it into a new VM in UTM
Log in to your developer account in System Settings
Update to macOS Golden Gate 27
allowing beta updates in System Settings, source: 9to5mac.com
the upgrade is downloading
the upgrade is installing
macOS Golden Gate 27 is installed and ready to use
Citator is your personal quotes library. Save quotes and cherish them within the app, on your lock screen or on your home screen with widgets. Version 1.1.1 adds more localizations and a new icon.
Simply the best
honestyisnotunderrated – App Store
What is Citator?
Citator makes it easy to store quotes you come across. Type them in manually, or scan them with your camera. Author’s images are automatically loaded from Wikipedia; add metadata like the source of the quote, a location, and rate and favorite them. Display them on your lock screen or home screen with widgets, which let you cycle through them randomly, or pick specific quotes.
The only app I could find that lets me collect quotes and show them as cycling widgets on the home screen.
TextdamitdasPopupverschwindet – App Store
What’s New in Citator v1.1.1?
Citator is now localized into English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Swedish, Dutch, Simplified Chinese, Japanese and Korean
A new icon
Fixes a bug where the “Add Quote” quick action from the app’s icon on the home screen didn’t work on first launch
Literally everything I was looking for in a quotations app
mwmwmwong – App Store
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“I think it’s totally worth it because your Mac is doing the heavy lifting while you’re away. You walk in, sit down, and the file is ready for you.” – Michael Caputo
Yoink for Mac drastically improves and simplifies drag and drop on the Mac. Version 3.7.3 mainly improves support for browsers, while fixing a few bugs along the way.
What is Yoink?
Yoink is a temporary place for your file drags. Whether you want to collect images from a website, text snippets from a document, or move files around in Finder, Yoink offers a “shelf” you can place them in so you can move freely to the files’ actual destination. It can hold virtually anything you can drag and appears whenever you start to drag something. It’s also highly customizable to fit your needs. It also comes with a clipboard history, easily accessibly via widgets, or the “shelf” itself.
What’s New in Yoink v3.7.3?
Improves support for browsers, like Microsoft Edge, Firefox, and Safari
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