Windows users have a free service called ninite, but is it available for Mac users? Not exactly, but you have something called: Get Mac Apps. Ninite downloads and installs programs automatically in the background. It's like Ninite for mac! He easiest, fastest way to update or install software. Install multiple Mac apps automatically with one command. One of the very first things I do when I’m faced with a fresh operating system is to fire up its default browser-the meh Edge or Safari-and head straight to Ninite (Windows) or macapps.link.

Pick the apps you want, and the Ninite installer will download and install all of your selected apps at once. Ninite is the easiest way to install software. Explore 7 Mac apps like Ninite, all suggested and ranked by the AlternativeTo user community. Instead of using the Ninite on Windows alone and not finding a means to use it on Mac, you should consider the “Get Mac Apps” as the viable alternatives for Mac users. I actually like clicking this button up here to reduce the icon size, so it's easier to see more of them at once.Both the Ninite pro and Ninite free, none work on Mac computer. So just like with Ninite, you can browse through the applications here, which are organized by category. You can find it by opening up your web browser and going to macapps.link. Today, though, I wanna look at a similar service for Mac users.

If you use Windows, be sure to go back and check out the movie on Ninite.

It can save you a lot of the time you might otherwise spend visiting all the websites for these applications individually and instead let's you download a single installer package that always downloads and installs the most recent version of the selected software. Which is where you can select from a large collection of free software and utility packages that you often might want to install on new computers. In an earlier episode, we looked a free service for Windows called Ninite. Hi, I'm Garrick Chow, and welcome to Monday Productivity Pointers.

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