What macOS and iOS tips and tricks does saurabhs.org collect?

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saurabhs.org is a personal homepage maintained by Saurabh that hosts two curated tip collections: a macOS Tips & Tricks page with 150+ lesser-known macOS tips and an iOS Tips & Tricks page with 40+ nifty iOS tips. It suits Apple device users who want to pick up small, practical shortcuts and settings they likely haven't encountered before, rather than read long-form tutorials.

What each section contains

The homepage presents its content as a set of labeled pages, each pointing to a distinct resource:

Page What it offers
macOS Tips & Tricks A collection of 150+ lesser-known macOS tips and tricks
iOS Tips & Tricks 40+ nifty iOS tips and tricks
Advanced macOS Command-Line Tools A handy list of macOS-specific command-line tools
WWDC Notes Notes from WWDC sessions
Blog Occasional posts, e.g. "Recreating a WWDC 2006 animation in Core Animation" (August 2022)
About Includes a "My Setup" section and contact details

So beyond the two tip lists, the site also serves readers interested in macOS command-line utilities and developer-oriented WWDC session notes.

Who it is for

  • Everyday Mac and iPhone users who want to discover hidden or underused features to speed up daily tasks.
  • Mac power users and developers who want a quick reference to macOS-specific command-line tools or condensed WWDC notes.
  • Readers who prefer browsing short tips over following step-by-step guides.

How to use it

Open the homepage and select the page matching your device or interest — for example, the macOS Tips & Tricks page if you want to find lesser-known Mac shortcuts. The tips are organized as collections rather than a course, so you can browse and try individual items as needed.

Limitations to keep in mind

The site is a personal homepage, so the content reflects one person's selection of tips rather than an exhaustive or officially maintained reference. The homepage does not state pricing or login requirements; treat the pages as freely browsable personal resources and verify any system-specific behavior against your own macOS or iOS version. For direct contact, the About section notes that email is the way to get in touch.