Updating My Defaults

Rereading the previous list of my default apps, I realized that, in fact, the ones on record are not, really, my default apps anymore. I’m a bit obsessive about this, I’ve probably mentioned it before, and however much more stable I feel about it compared to a few years ago, this list has far too many things that no longer reflect the current state of how I use my Mac. Here I’m listing the apps I’ve changed, and I’ll correct the list as a reminder for the future. Who knows about next year. Mail Server: for a few months now I’ve switched, with fair satisfaction, to Infomaniak email. It’s a Swiss hosting provider, affordable, mindful of privacy (not in the “anonymity” sense that Proton rides on) and of features. The web app works very well, as do the mobile ones; the macOS one leaves something to be desired. Mail Client: on macOS I use the web app, while for iOS and iPadOS I use the mobile apps. I have the same mail configured on Mail.app too, partly because every now and then I like to…