Auto-enabling Safari's Private Browsing

Safari doesn't allow you to configure its Private Browsing feature so that it's always on. Here's a work-around.

The five most underused Finder toolsAre you using all the shortcuts the Finder has to offer? Kirk McElhearn rounds up five of the most overlooked time-savers for working with your files.
Securely erase free space from TerminalLearn how to use Terminal to securely erase free drive space.

Auto-enabling Safari's Private Browsing Safari doesn't allow you to configure its Private Browsing feature so that it's always on. Here's a work-around.
Securely erase free space from Terminal Learn how to use Terminal to securely erase free drive space.
Tips for importing existing photos into iPhoto Here are a couple of interesting tips about importing existing images—those already on your Mac—into iPhoto.
Reclaim some drive space from iTunes Learn how to free up a bit of drive space by deleting unneeded iPod and iPhone software updaters.
Accessing a Mac when you don't know the password You've inherited a Mac, you don't know its password, and you want to access its files. Here's how.

Eight years and counting In recognition of OS X's eighth birthday, Rob Griffiths takes a look at eight of his favorite OS X features.
Safari’s new tabs: Good or bad? One of the controversial features of the Safari 4 beta is its new approach to tabbed browsing. Dan Frakes takes a look at the good and bad of this interface overhaul.
How have you customized OS X? We want to know: How do you manage such basic housekeeping chores as managing files and launching applications? How have you arranged your workspace so it works best for you?
The Mac at 25: OS X and the Classic Mac OS Sure, Mac OS X is a state-of-the-art operating system. But that doesn’t mean it couldn’t stand to learn a lesson or three from its predecessor. John Gruber explains.
The Mac at 25 The Mac (and Macworld) turns 25 this Saturday. We celebrate the silver anniversary with a week’s worth of articles highlighting the Mac’s past—and looking ahead to Apple’s future.

Review: VirtualBox 2.1.4 An updated review of VirtualBox, based on two new features introduced in version 2.1.
Growl 1.1.4 Growl is a notification manager that displays notifications from other (Growl-aware) applications.
Review: Sun VirtualBox 2.0.6 As far as virtual machine software goes, VirtualBox is a viable alternative to both Fusion and Parallels for running other operating systems on your Intel Mac. Rob Griffiths found VirtualBox more than capable of handling routine computing tasks in both Windows and Linux.
Review: Parallels 4 build 3540 Parallels 4 offers a number of new features that some users may find compelling. However, it has rough edges that make the software feel as though it was rushed out the door without sufficient testing.
Review: VMware Fusion 2.0.1 VMware Fusion 2.0 lets you run Windows and other operating systems within the Mac OS X on an Intel-powered Macs. The new Fusion has bug fixes and many new features designed to make running alternative operating systems on your Mac as easy as possible.