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[gimmickblogcompletionist]

Heyyy, I’ve been doing the same thing as you recently and I thought you might like to see that you’re not the only one out here doing the lords work of cataloging the various gimmick blogs of tumblr.com

Here’s my list so far:

Tumblr gimmickverses

The threatsverse

@fuck-you-ominous-threats

@the-real-list-of-ominous-threats

@backup-ominous-threats

@the-fake-list-of-ominous-threats

@the-list-of-real-ominous-threats

@list-of-lists-of-ominous-threats

@twelfth-list-of-ominous-threats

@another-list-of-ominous-threats

@love-you-ominous-threats

@this-threat-is-ominous

@i-identify-as-an-ominous-threat

@nominous-threats

@autotheist-of-ominous-threats

Signsverse

@ominous-signs

@silly-signs

@hazard-symbols-that-fuck-hard

Gimmickthiefverse

@gimmick-thief

@gimmick-thief-thief

@bad-gimmick-thief

@gimmick-thief-thief-thief-thief

@gimmick-thief-theif-thcief

@gimmickthiefthiefthiefthiefthief

@gimmick-remover

@gimmick-thief-burglar

Identifierverse

@fish-identifier

@cat-identifier

@identifying-cars-in-posts

@identifying-horses-in-posts

@identifying-planes-in-posts

@poorly-identifying-cats-in-posts

@identifying-cat-phenotypes

@identifying-cats

@identifying-cellphones-in-posts

@identifying-bees-in-posts

@identifying-guns-in-posts

@identifying-guitars-in-posts

@identifying-gulls-in-posts

@identifying-fonts-in-images

@identifying-the-unseen-in-posts

@dragons-locator

@creatures-in-posts

@certified-piss-posts

@mammalidentifier

@identifying-spacecraft-in-posts

@dog-spotted

@cat-spotted

@i-identify-guns-in-posts

@identifying-dinosaurs-in-posts

@identifying-birds

@identifying-maille-weaves

@identifying-typewriters-in-posts

@mouse-spotted

@snake-spotted

@certified-new-york-posts

@chicago-mentioned

@identifying-snakes-in-posts

@which-os

Detectorverse

@fox-detector

@bear-detector

@detector-detector

@loss-detector

@girl-detector

@orca-detector

@carbon-monoxide-detector

@south-carolina-detector

@corviddetector

@goose-detector

@crab-detector

@gay-detector

@opossum-detector

@bell-detector

@columbiforme-detector

@corvid-detector

@axolotl-detector

@snow-leopard-detector

@bat-detector

@salmon-detector

@detector-detector

@mouse-detector

@cat-detector

@trans-detector

@egg-detector

@shark-detector

@bug-detector

@dino-detector

@crowdetector

@fish-detector

@skid-fit-detector

@therickrolldetector

@crane-detector

@lizard-detector

@i-detect-rickrolls

@pigeon-detector

@bronzong-detector

@text-inverter-detector

@tsunderedetector

@british-alert

Achievementverse

@pointless-achievements

@achievement-unlocked

@randomitemdrop

@dailyquests

@achievement-achievement-unlocked

Officialpostsverse

@official-boob-posts

@official-penis-posts

@bees-official

@knifedealler-official

@teamrocket-official

@youareanidiot-official

@anti-terf-posts

@ofishal-fish-posts

@medici-official

@official-cannibalism-posts

@official-linguistics-post

@official-crab-posts

@official-nature-posts

@officialgrassrating

@official-level-five

@official-olm-posts

@the-equator-official

@milk-the-official

@official-jurassic-park

@french-horn-official

@cute-aggression-official

@deja-vu-official

Brandsverse

@google-officiall

@firefox-unofficial

@mcdonlads-official

@big-mayo-official

@yahooo-official

@the-real-apple-mail

@totally-apple-music

@whataburger-possibly-official

@class-dojo-officially

@100percent-shell-oil

@cvs-pharmacy-real

@truly-jcjenson

@definitely-wikipedia

@k-f-c-official

@totally-scjohnson

@officially-google-translate

@reallytimhortons

@walmart-the-official

@apple-unofficial

@totally-roku-tv

@firesub-houseway-real

@yahooo-official-may-return

@its-target-official

@wikipedia-the-non-official

@the-real-yahoo-mail

@realgoogleclassroom

@realsafari

@duothelingo

@the-real-gmail

@sony-official

@operagxreal

@yes-im-youtube-kids

@the-one-and-only-duckduckgo

@the-real-ecosia

@definitely-quicktrip

@pizza-hut-official

@gb-tesco-official-new

@real-microsoft-outlook

@buildabearfr

@firehouse-subs-fr

@deviantart-official

@totally-ikea

@yandex-search-fr

@official-sainsburys

@definitely-spencers-gifts

@totally-not-kraft-mac-and-cheese

@real-pollo-campero

@the-real-ipsy

@totally-peacock-i-swear

@not-really-discord

@burgerking-official

@obviously-mojang

@pizza-hut-unofficial

@the-one-and-only-duckduckgo

@the-dunkin-of-dunkins

@the-real-gamefreak

@applebees-honestly

@im-pandora-i-promise

@barnes-and-noble-official

@the-real-chipotle

@official-toys-r-us

@sony-official

@basically-bumble

@undeniably-chevron

@speedron

@official-petsmart

@100percent-chipotle

@checkers-official

@biglots-official

@journeys-official

@nutterbutter-official

@starry-unofficial

Governmentverse

@government-agency-bracket

@centers-for-disease-control

@nasa-official

@transit-fag

@the-even-officialer-news

@the-official-news

@ripta-official

@definitely-waste-management

@the-us-navy-official

@royal-canadian-air-force

@localairport

@bureau-of-mental-regulation

Poetryverse

@eggblackoutpoetry

@reallybadblackoutpoems

@shitpost-poetry-official

@i-scan-your-poems

Locationsverse

@maryland-official

@marylandofficial

@maryland-officially

@ohioofficial

@official-northkorea

@officialmexico

@officialunitedstates

@raleigh-nc-official-totally-real

@totally-durham-nc

@chapel-hill-nc-real

@totally-france

@massachusetts-official

@the-state-of-georgia-official

@official-rhode-island

@totally-salisbury-nc

@the-fr-north-carolina-totally

@the-fmby-north-carolina-totally

@rhode-island-real

@literally-the-first-state

@newhampshireofficial

@the-real-illinois

@atlanta-city-official

@0fficial-america

@the-republic-of-california-fr-fr

@state-of-connecticut-official

@westernmassposting

@officially-dorset

@the-ottoman-empire-for-real

@definitely-totally-croatia

@definitely-britain

@new-mexico-official

@france-unofficial

@the-principality-of-sealand

@totally-italy

@france-the-third

@the-official-italy

@official-denmark

@washington-official-2

@denmark-forreal

@denmark-official

@denmarklandia-official

@official-hongkong

@official-ireland

@definitelytherepublicofireland

@forever-scotland

@russia-totallyofficial

@definitely-canada

@germany-official

@totally-germany

@genuinely-germany

@official-new-zealand

@india-official

@yugoslavia-official

@the-official-roman-empire

@guatemala-official

@definitely-brasil

@very-real-australia

@literally-luxembourg

@definitely-totally-croatia

@totally-japan

@therealrepublicofkorea

@pakistan-official

@republic-of-molossia

@the-kingdom-of-norway

@sweden-official

@non-tyrannical-usa

@the-state-of-michigan

@cape-breton-island-itself

@state-of-florida-official

@state-of-conneticut-official

@the-real-illinois

@utah-offical

@mhm-wisconsin

@the-only-ontario

@actually-alberta

@new-york-for-real

@the-province-of-nova-scotia-real

@france-the-third

@officiallybavaria

@totally-china

@yorkshire-official

@real-british-empire

@buffalony-official

@utah-official

@guatemala-official

@the-real-nevada

@a-new-found-land

@official-sc

@new-york-unoficial

@hawaii-offcial

@real-california-republic

@sovereign-state-of-alaska

@washington-official

@saskatchewan-forreal

@definitely-indiana

@soviet-state-of-new-york

@real-chicago

@totally-india

@official-vermont-fr

@mackinac-island-official

@the-nevada

@iceland-the-official

@mid-maryland

Miscellaneous gimmicks

@definitely-not-a-bee

@really-a-vampire

@the-fake-catholic-church

@the-official-goose-god

@randomly-generated-posts-machine

@the-missiles-guy

@the-exploder-anon

@i-just-reblog-stuff-i-hate

@blog-for-water

@hellsitegenetics

@posts-i-saw-on-wikipedia

@dragons-locator

@oldenglishtextposts

@randomalienencounter

@whatcoloristhatcat

@will-it-soup

@snailifier

@post-uwuifier

@yeahokayillreblogthat

@facts-i-just-made-up

@fixing-bad-posts

@probablybadrpgideas

@trochaic-mutant-ninja-tetrameter

@thegimmickblog

@postanagramgenerator

@libraryofbabel-postlocator

@how-many-purples

@how-much-yellow

@not-a-trampoline-daily

@word-problem-posting

@free-post-store

@reading-comp-posting

@post-store

@waterboardingwizard

@the-frightening-ghoul

@time-travel-approval-council

@you-get-water

@official-john-lennon

@the-mojave-desert

@the-sniffer

@sniffer-of-gimmicks

@marryingthewholecorpoverse

@the-everything-remover

@totally-hardcore-tanoc

@rainworld-name-verifier

@post-fishifier

@text-inverter

@ur-fav-hates-columbus

@randomly-generated-posts-machine

@making-you-in-spore

@alienracist

@shakespeare-official-account

@rate-this-color-please

@top-secret-replier

@l-is-t-e-n

@a-literal-rat

@counting-hrt-in-posts

@real-boeing-757

@ratethepost

@hellsite-cat-genetics

@the-assigner-of-gimmicks

@not-a-dark-matter

@has-no-opinions

@singular-ghost-sound

Planetsverse

@herbig-haro-211

@officially-triton

@actually-titan

@real-yucous-ghe

@the-real-planet-x

@the-moon-styx

@the-sol-sun-fr

@the-moon-called-cyst

@official-moon-of-vitreous

@neuro-officially

@vitreous-officially

@official-meibo-ghe

@official-macula

@totally-the-moon-oculus

@blue-marble-earth

@venus-for-real

@saturn-official

@temporarily-moon-two

@diomenia-daughter-of-callisto

@deimos-moon-of-terror

@mercury-the-swift

@totally-callisto

@planet-king-jupiter

@the-great-io

@the-red-planet-mars

@the-ringed-planet-saturn

@the-lovely-planet-earth

@the-speedy-planet-mercury

@the-chill-planet-uranus

@official-planet-pluto

@truly-pluto

@haumea-the-dwarf-planet

@makemake-the-silly-dwarfie

@the-real-eris

@asteroid-belt-resident-ceres

@the-amazing-andromeda-galaxy

@i-am-the-alcyoneus-galaxy

@i-am-the-milky-way-galaxy

@the-serene-moon-luna

@moon-of-fear-phobos

@the-panic-moon-deimos

@pizza-moon-io

@speckled-callisto

@the-radiant-sun

@truly-the-sun

@big-fucking-sagittarius-astar

@totally-the-real-pisces

@aries-official

@andromeda-the-constellation

@offically-taurus

@and-cassiopeia

@orion-in-the-sky

@ursa-minor-probably

@official-draco-constellation

@ursa-major-actually

@the-official-gemini

@im-canis-minor

@literally-leo

@literally-leo-minor

@might-be-capricorn

@yeah-im-scorpio

Antigimmickverse

@anti-royal-canadian-air-force

@water-for-blog

@counter-facts-i-just-made-up

@breaking-fixing-bad-posts

@alphabetuncompletionist

@reading-comp-wrong-answers

@rat-detector-but-evil

@evilorcadetector

@anti-h2o

@gimmick-fixer

Kitty blogs

@kittysmoker

@kittybroker

@kittybrokerrater

Snomverse

@i-am-a-snom

@oshnom

@robosnom

@snomchievement-unlocked

@i-am-protosnom

@rescued-snom

@engineer-snom

@special-agent-snom

@pride-snom

@sneaky-detective-snom

@snom-with-a-nuke

@apocalypse-snom

@wizard-snom

@thief-snom

@shiny-snomblr

@shiny-snom-red-edition

@snomfee-cup

@i-am-a-frosmoth

@eclipse-frosmoth

@space-snom

@ethics-snom

@otherworldly-patron-snom

@momsnom

@snom-with-sweater

@snom-postal-services

@snom-with-a-bomb

@i-am-catboi-snom

@snom-appreciation

@snomba-has-blog

@snomonomicon

@snom-with-a-knife

@snominrandomplaces

@dinosnom

@reborn-apocalypse-snom

@snom-devourer-of-worlds

@snom-in-space

@lawyer-snom

@snom-with-a-bazooka

@ditto-snom

@cowboysnom

@charlesnom

@evil-snom

@snom-propaganda

@snomonado

@snomnom

@snomganda

@snomms

@snom-goodman

Translatorverse

@translatingpostsintodutch

@translatingpostsintofrench

@translatingpostsintogerman

@translatingpoststojapanese

@translatingpostsintoenglish

@itranslatepostsintotokipona

@translatingthingsinfrench

@randomalienencounter-translated

@translatingpoststoesperanto

Letters/ Grammarverse

@t-counter

@a-counter

@voweltally

@e-counter

@contraction-counter

@how-many-letters

@i-add-ampersands-to-posts

@theletterkcompletionist

@the-disemvoweler

Completionistverse

@asciicompletionist

@oedcompletionist

@alphabetcompletionist

@punctuation-completionist

@numberscompletionist

@periodiccompletionist

@wildcard-completionist

Worddetectorverse

@silly-detector

@amongus-text-detector

@bible-word-counter

@in-the-bible

@arethesewordsinhomestuck

@are-these-words-in-thee-bible

@arethesewordsin-thebible

@beatles-lyrics-percent

@arethosewordsinthebible

Painterverse

@the-firey-painter

@the-glitter-painter

@the-icy-painter

@the-purple-painter

@the-blue-painter

@the-red-painter

@painting-red

@the-bazzow-painter

@the-orange-painter

@the-yellow-painter

@the-green-painter

@the-teal-painter

@the-pink-painter

@the-white-painter

@the-gray-painter

@the-rainbow-painter

@the-void-painter

@the-pixel-painter

@the-mystery-painter

@happy-little-painter

@the-not-painter

@the-doodle-painter

@the-bird-painter

@the-pride-painter

@the-mew-painter

@the-weezer-painter

@the-deep-fry-painter

@the-scribbles-painter

@the-sus-painter

@thecroissantpainter

@the-lesbian-painter

@the-pan-painter

@the-aroace-painter

@the-trans-painter

@the-omori-painter

@the-sad-painter

@raidpainter

@the-stormy-painter

@the-howling-painter

@the-bisexual-painter

@the-hoppip-painter

@the-random-painter

@the-high-saturation-painter

@the-collage-painter

@the-inverted-painter

@the-duck-painter

@the-scaly-painter

@the-gumball-painter

@the-chaotic-doodle-painter

@the-pony-painter

@the-agender-painter

@the-gay-painter

@the-ghost-painter

@the-space-painter

@the-xenogender-painter

@the-music-painter

@the-anomaly-painter

@the-rotted-painter

@the-neon-painter

@cipher-painter

@the-mewtwo-painter

Ipostsverse

@i-say-ok

@i-make-things-into-faces

@i-remove-color-from-posts

@i-make-things-content-aware

@i-make-things-explode

@i-make-things-glitched-out

@i-make-things-snakes

@i-make-things-spheres

@i-am-a-fish

@i-give-olms-to-people

@i-give-you-a-fish

@i-respond-with-emoticons

@i-spy-a-blog

@i-doodle-pfp-guys

Ratdetectorverse

@rat-detector

@rat-detector-detector

@rat-detector-detector-detector

@ratdetectordetectordetectordet

@rat-detector-to-the-5th-power

@rat-detector-seven

@ratdetectortheninth

@ratdetector-x11

@rat-detector-twelve

@rat-detector-13

@rat-detector-thirteen

@ratdetector13

@rat-detector-the-14th

@rat-detector-15

@rat-detector-16

@rat-detector-17

@rat-detector-the-18th

@rat-detector-19x

@ratdetector20

@rat-detector-the-21st

@rat-detector-the-22nd

@ratdectector23

@rat-detector-24

@ratdetector25

@25th-rat-detector

@ratdetector-x26

@rat-detector-the-26th

@rat-detector36

@rat-detector-72

@rat-detector-84

@rat-detector-87

@rat-detector-rat-89

@rat-detector-236

@rat-detector-333

@rat-detector-334

@rat-dedecdor

@rat-eliminator

@rat-detectors-detector

@detector-rat

@rat-detector-fail

@the-rat-detector-couple-the-1st

@rat-detector-redacted

Presidentverse

@nixon-official

@patricia-nixon-official

@hoover-fbi

@kissy-kissinger

@froggyroycohn

@jimmydean37

@official-abraham-lincoln

@emobernie

Elvisverse

@elvis-official

@transfem-elvis

@transmasc-elvis

@nonbinary-elvis

@miniature-elvis

@elvispurrsley

@elvis-parsley-official

@ghost-of-elvis-official

@pelvis-presley

@elvis-unofficial

@yelserp-sivle

@evil-elvis-official

@scary-elvis

@emo-presley

@robot-elvis

@snailvis

@haiku-presley-elvis

@sauromon-presley-the-orber

@elvis-hell

@elvis-parsley-chiapet

@mii-elvis

@wizard-presly

@eggvis-preggsley

@catgirl-presley

@italian-elvis-official

@italian-elvis

@elvis-researcher-official

@furina-de-fontelvis

@canadian-elvis

@the-ghost-of-elvis

@barbara-gunnhelvis

@death-elvis-official

@elvis-compressedly

@catboy-presley

@arlecchelvis-official

@phannie-elvis

@gay-elvis

@werewolfelvis

@mouseelvis

@elvis-official-impersonator

@gen-z-elvis

@eagle-elvis

@theelviseater

@girlvis

Is-allverse

@pesto-is-all

@marmite-is-all

@mayo-is-all

The Croakerverse

@the-muppet-joker

@strange-aeons

@mydarlingathena

@lifedoesntdiscriminate

@minuseyes

@cabbagex4

@descimatedcroakernightmares

@gonzobatman1

@gunchhorseman

@bruciemilf

@descimatedpiggydreams

@peachyfuck18

@statleragainstposers

@jimmythebastards-blog

@unmask-strange-aeons

@thestrangemuppetjokerfan111

@trash-panda-anon

@marsha-landlord

Potatoverse

@potato-murderer

@anti-potato

@i-say-potato

@small-potato

@toastedpotatoes

@your-average-potato

@might-be-a-potato

@im-a-potato-lol

Entityverse @eldrich-horror-official @god-official @theholyspirit-official

Blahajverse @the-gulhaj @the-haj @the-blahaj @the-rodhaj @the-gronhaj @rosahaj @the-lilahaj @the-svarthaj @the-rodbrunhaj @the-grahaj @the-rodgulhaj @the-vithaj @the-klapparhaj @the-magentahaj @blalilahaj @demonhaj @thedivineguldhaj @the-rutighaj @the-smahaj @the-djavulsksilverhaj @the-purpurhaj @the-purjolokhaj @the-brunhaj @brunhaj @the-snohaj @the-turkoshaj @svard-haj @ultraviolett-haj @the-attaarmadhaj @the-dinohaj @the-anglahaj @the-leendehaj @the-litenhaj @the-omvandhaj @the-448c-haj @the-jahalh @the-eldritch-skrackhaj @ogiltig-haj @swimhaj @the-ljusgrahaj @spelutvecklare-haj @the-sonicjah @the-v1haj @cardboard-haj @the-hajhaj @hajitale @the-blahajtale @the-blavingad @the-ljushaj @the-fuchsiahaj @the-odethaj @halvgudhaj @the-emohaj @the-fotografhaj @biblicallyaccurateangel-haj @the-arohaj @the-crowhaj @the-korallfisk @scoliosis-haj @the-valhaj @gummy-haj @the-kasmiskhaj @butiksagarehaj @the-truth-seekers @unregistered-haj @the-batmanhaj @the-dovehaj @alcoholhaj @sibhaj @den-av-alla-hajen @bagarhaj @4-sc3n3-sh4rk1e @the-brathaj @gandalf-the-grahaj @the-frankenhaj @nathaj @redhoodhaj @dm-haj @the-vamphaj @bookworm-haj @the-dandyhaj @the-butterhaj @biblically-accurate-haj @teto-haj @sleepyhaj @the-invertedhaj @the-rymdenhaj @the-norsehaj @mintblue-haj @the-smolhaj @groenhaj @spikeplushiehaj @the-aftonsparv @starz-rambles @larryhaj @the-purpursparv @the-rod-katthaj @the-farhaj @emuotorihaj @brithaj @exi-alone

Evilcompanyverse @evil-inc @superhgb @l48yr1nth @the-evil-real-gmail @ratspancakes @evil-maryland

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I actually already have your list saved in my drafts because I found it and it's such a wonderful resource! Just havent had time to go through it yet.

Tysm for making sure I have it! If you ever wanna talk gimmick blogs, my dms are open! I find this silly phenomenon fascinating.

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Portable Outlook Mac Backups with Mail Backup X: Built to Move

Data that lives in one machine, tied to one setup, often becomes fragile. You may not notice this until something shifts, such as acquiring a new device, changing your workspace, traveling, or needing a repair. Outlook for Mac does its job well inside its own environment, but its data doesn’t travel easily. Mail Backup X shifts the balance by creating portable Outlook Mac backups independent of the client or the system.

You can take your archives with you, store them on multiple platforms, and open them independently of Outlook. This creates a working model where your information remains accessible wherever you are.

Setting Up an Outlook Mac Backup That Moves with You

So, first, let’s see how exactly you can do that with the help of “Mail Backup X.”

Begin by opening Mail Backup X and clicking on “My Backup Profiles.” Select “Add New Backup” to begin.

Choose Outlook Mac and then the tool will locate and link to the local database without needing a manual path.

Pick the folders you want to back up.

Give the backup profile a name that reflects its purpose or contents.

Select a storage location. This might be your Mac’s internal drive, an external USB drive, or a connected cloud account. All options create the same .mbs format.

Since portability is the goal, use cloud or external drives as your primary or mirror location. You can add one or more mirrors by clicking the “Add Mirror” button and selecting additional destinations.

Set the schedule. Automatic backups can detect new emails and act as needed. Recurring backups can run at fixed times, every hour, daily, weekly, based on your preference.

If you plug in a USB drive and register it, the tool can automatically copy your Outlook Mac backups to that drive each time it connects.

Click save. The first backup starts immediately. You can continue using Outlook Mac while it runs in the background.

Accessing Your Portable Outlook Mac backups

Once the backup of your Outlook Mac data exists, you can move it anywhere. If you open the software on another Mac or a Windows PC with Mail Backup X installed, you can import the archive using the “Open Archive” button. This creates a new profile in the viewer, where your emails appear exactly as they were backed up, folders intact, attachments preserved, timestamps in place.

You can search through the archive as though it were still part of your live email. The search bar handles both basic queries and complex expressions. This makes it easy to locate a specific piece of information, even inside a large, multi-year archive.

Exporting to Other Formats Without Losing Portability

Let’s say you’re no longer using Outlook or need to switch to a different client. The export feature allows you to convert your Outlook Mac backed up data into formats compatible with the most popular email platforms. You can export an entire folder to PST for Microsoft Outlook or choose EML files for clients like Thunderbird or Apple Mail.

If you want to create a fixed record for documentation, legal, or archival purposes, exporting to PDF offers a practical option.

Each export happens within the viewer itself. Select the folders or messages you want, choose the format, and designate an output location. The software handles the conversion, keeps the structure intact, and reports progress in real time.

How Portable Are Mail Backup X Archives?

Q: What format does the tool use for Outlook Mac backups?

On macOS, each backup profile creates a compressed archive saved as an .mbs package. This archive contains your backed-up Outlook Mac data and can include all folder structures, metadata, and attachments. Unlike standard exports from Outlook, this format is recognized by the tool on any supported machine. That means you can copy it to another system, open it using the app there, and continue working with it just as before.

Q: How can you access the contents of an archive on a new computer?

You launch Mail Backup X on the new system, click “Open Archive,” and select the .mbs file. The app then reindexes the archive, rebuilding the folder view and search-index, so everything appears as it did on the original machine. There is no need to restore anything to Outlook or import it into another mail client. The archive opens as a viewable and searchable profile within the app. Note, seeing the contents of backed up package can also be done through the free version of the tool.

Q: What makes this system more flexible than native Outlook export options?

Outlook’s own export tools produce files like .olm, which are not readable outside the client itself. Mail Backup X archives are readable without Outlook, searchable through the built-in viewer, and transferable between Mac and Windows. If you use different devices at home and at work, or if your machine changes, you won’t lose access to your mail.

Q: Can the tool export Outlook Mac backed up data to standard formats for use elsewhere?

Yes. You can export individual messages or entire folders or the entire profiles into formats like PST, EML, MBOX, and PDF. This means you can migrate your email data into a different client or share selected parts without sending the whole backup. The export function doesn’t require you to unzip or decode the archive manually. Everything happens from within the interface, with folder selection, target format, and destination handled in a few steps.

The Value of Data That Travels Well

There’s freedom in knowing your data is not locked to one interface, one operating system, or one machine. For people who work across platforms, this means fewer technical blocks and smoother handoffs. If you’re handing over a project to someone else, switching devices, or simply archiving years of communication, you want that archive to open and function wherever needed.

Mail Backup X does not build walled gardens. It gives you a way to create Outlook Mac backups that are light to carry and easy to read. From compressed .mbs files to cloud mirrors, from USB snapshots to export tools, everything is shaped with mobility in mind.

A free trial version is available for you to explore these features and see how portable your Outlook Mac email backups can become. The process starts simply but opens into a much larger system of access and control. Once you see your archive appear, complete, structured, and untied from your machine, you begin to understand what portability really looks like.

You don’t start over each time the device changes, or the setup evolves. With Mail Backup X, the Outlook Mac backup remains intact, readable, and ready, wherever your work moves next. What stays with you, in the end, is access without interruption.

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“10-minute mailbox” analysis: How to apply for a free temporary mailbox?

Preparation for applying for a free mailbox: Before applying for a free mailbox, you need to prepare some basic information, including personal details such as your name, date of birth, and a valid ID. In addition, make sure you have a stable network connection and a smart device or computer that can be used to access the mailbox service.

Recommended free mailbox services: There are many high-quality free mailbox services on the market to choose from, among which Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo Mail and ProtonMail are highly respected.

Notes when applying: During the application process, be sure to choose an account name that is both unique and easy to remember, and set a strong password to enhance security. At the same time, enabling two-step verification can further enhance the security of your account and avoid using sensitive personal information as an account name or password.

Advantages of free mailboxes: Applying for a free mailbox is not only free of cost, but also convenient and fast, providing you with a reliable communication channel. It also supports cross-platform use and has a large storage space to meet your daily needs.

How to register a temporary email through BitBrowser?

1. Start and configure BitBrowser

First, you need to start BitBrowser and start creating a new browser environment configuration. This step is crucial because it will help you establish an independent browser fingerprint and a virtual IP address. Such a configuration ensures that the independence of your account is fully protected when you register a temporary email.

2. Visit the registration page of the temporary email

Next, open the official website of the temporary email in the BitBrowser and click the "Create Account" link on the page to start the registration process.

3. Enter personal information to complete the registration

On the registration page, enter your personal information according to the prompts, including your full name, the email address you want to use (that is, your temporary email username), and a strong and easy-to-remember password. After confirming the password, proceed to the next step.

4. Provide authentication information

To improve the security of your account, you need to enter a mobile phone number and a backup email address. This information will be used for identity authentication or password recovery when needed. After completing the input, click "Next" to continue.

5. Complete the verification code verification

Google will send a verification code to your phone. Please check the SMS and enter the verification code to complete the verification process.

6. Complete your personal information

After that, you need to fill in some basic personal information, such as date of birth and gender. After filling in, click "Next".

7. Agree to the terms of service and complete the registration

After carefully reading and understanding Google's terms of service and privacy policy, click "Agree" to complete the registration process.

8. Set up and start using a temporary email account

After successful registration, you can enter the email settings interface, select your favorite theme, add contacts, etc., and start enjoying the convenient services brought by the temporary email.

By using BitBrowser to register for a temporary email, you can greatly reduce the risk of your account being associated while protecting your privacy and data security. BitBrowser simulates different browser environments and provides each browser with an independent IP address and software and hardware ID configuration information (such as Canvas, WebGL, WebRTC, UserAgent, font, geographic location, language, operating system, MAC address, etc.), thereby ensuring the mutual independence and 100% security isolation of the browser fingerprint environment. Such technical features make BitBrowser an ideal choice for batch secure login and management of multiple accounts, supporting various website platforms worldwide.

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This is the best option to backup window emails with a number of features

The advantage of using outlook is that it comes compatible to Windows as well apart from Mac. So, it generates email files in the form of PST compatible window. Outlook has its own interface compatible with Windows. It is precise important to backup and restore the mails on windows outlook. You can learn more about windows backs and restore through the below link so that I can discuss the different features on how to backup windows emails.

I used Mail Backup X by InventPure for my Windows 8 with a bunch of incredible features. The download version of this tool comes for 32bit and 64bit processor so you can suit yourself according to the system you are using.

This is the best way to backup windows emails along with a number of features.

The tool can backup Outlook for Windows

The tool works on the platform of incremental backup support system as they mail arrives. No matter you work for windows outlook, the tool can backup Windows emailsvery easily.

It can import stored mails

If you plan for windows backup and restore, you can also import mail archive files exported from other mail clients like Outlook 2011 or 2016 Archive), eml files etc.

The tool has an inbuilt mail viewer

The tool comes with an inbuilt mail viewer in order to have a look at the archived emails without switching between multiple mail clients.

An advanced search option

The feature of advanced search module allows you to search emails from any particular person, subject or with a specific word in the entire database. Also, you can search for specific mails with attachments using AND and OR logics in the tool.

Organize Archive Mails in a PDF format

A very convenient option to archive al your mails as PDF retaining the folder structure. It creates a future proof and accessible account for all the archived mails. Also, protects the inbound and outbound mail messages from personal or business mail accounts suited for printing purpose.

Compresses the files for extra storage

The toolmakers uses a high compression algorithm, which is specially design to secure the mail data. It compresses and extracts the files reducing to required storage place. The tool also supports repair recovery record in case of any hardware corruption so that you may not end up losing any data.

All in one conversion mail tool

The tool gets you the freedom to move from different mail clients to mail client of your choice. It includes the format like (.pst, .eml) supported by all popular Mail clients like Outlook Windows, Office 365, Gmail, Yahoo.

Auto USB Backup Sync

The tool has an in-built auto USB backup feature where you can just map a USB drive to copy a backup of mails. The tool plays a smarter role in detecting when the drive is plug in and where to copy the data on that drive.  For more information to backup windows, simply log on to the below link www.mailbackupx.com/windows-email-backup-tool/.

Video Tutorial to backup Windows mail with Step by Step Guide

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My search for a safe IMAP backup tool ends here

I believe everything has to have a security approach. I mean to mention that safety is important if you have a huge database and you want to back up the emails. I uses Mac for my daily activity so when I created an email account it asked me about IMAP.

IMAP account is very important while you configure any email account like outlook for Mac or Windows. IMAP is Internet Message Access Protocol. You require an IMAP account to access your emails. You can check out in the below link how IMAP is linked with emails.

I am very particular about safety of data. And when it comes toIMAP backup, I am more vigilant. Because I want to ensure a safe IMAP backup mac. It is the only important factor while looking for the right IMAP backup tool. Because the conventional toolsmight deliver email archival, however it might corrupt them.

My major area of concern has always been a safe IMAP backup solution rather than only backup mac mail. Because, there is no point using a tool that set up wrong expectations and corrupts it eventually.

Let me brief you this with an example.

I was operating different mail service providers on Mac, and it was very important for me to ensure its safety. As I was aware, I was looking for a tool that enable me a safe mac email backup. It becomes important when you are using two or more mail service providers on the same system. IMAP backup and restore was my biggest task ensuring hundred percent safety with data integrity.

I achieved hundred percent safety of my data with this IMAP backup software

It was through Mail Backup X by InventPure, I could ensure a safe backup. The only tool that utilize ultra-high compression algorithm design to secure and safeguard the mail data. Even though these terms were difficult for me to understand, I actually understood the meaning while performing IMAP backup.

The best thing about this application was that it can compress and extract the files reduce required storage space. The tool also encrypts the data for security into a coded language so that it would not corrupt any further. Also, the tool support repair recovery record in case of hardware corruption so that you do not lose any important information while performing IMAP backup and restore.

It also has a feature that adds benefit to the IT team as it helps to save time on uploading and retrieving data from Network Servers or FTP.

This explanation was enough for me to select this IMAP backup tool as it uses three times storage space while compressing the data safeguarding it at the same time.

I was confident of the IMAP backup software after using the demo

I was looking for a hundred percent assurance before using this IMAP backup outlook tool. And the only way to achieve this was browsing the official website.

So, I went ahead and tried the demo version for 15 days. This was the turning point to select the tool eventually. If you really want to ensure a safe data backup then just follow the below and archive with hundred percent safety assurance www.mailbackupx.com/imap-backup-tool/.

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Restore email mac mails with zero tolerance data integrity

Data integrity is often misjudged when it comes restore mac email. It is about overall accuracy, completeness and consistency of data. So whenever, data transfer takes place, the tool is expected to transfer or convert eh files with completeness and accuracy.

A non-accurate or incomplete transfer of data means the file is unreadable or unrecognizable or broken. In worst cases, the data files transfer or conversion does not take place.

This makes it very crucial to use a highly skilled restore mac email tool for an efficient transfer with zero tolerance data integrity.

We deliver a highly skilled and well-engineered product Mail Backup X. The one of its own kind to restore email mac mails. A tool that maintains hundred percent data integrity and also restore mac email addresses.

The factor is also visible in the applications of the restore mac email app delivering complete data file without any deviation.

Different particulars are transferred while taking backup of emails from Mac. Therefore. We also make sure that mac users undergo the information on Mac OS and Apple mail for a detailed tour on different aspects of them. So, it is advisable to browse the below links on Mac OS and Apple mail for more information.

Maintain data integrity factor in various applications that restore mac emails

It is indicative of the fact that different applications of this restore mac email software preserves data integrity while taking backup of emails from Mac.

The third party mail archive application supports reading and import of common mail archives file formats like .mbox, .rge, .olm, .olk, .pst, .eml, that store mail data by mail clients like Outlook Mac, Outlook Windows, Office 365, Thunderbird, Postbox, Gmail, Yahoo etc.

The inbuilt mail archive application allows you to view important mails from different mail clients. The product allows you to read and import archive files from Mbox viewer, RGE viewer, OLM viewer, OLK viewer, PST viewer, EML viewer without the need to switch between or open mails with different mail clients.

The third application of inbuilt mail migration application is an advanced mail conversion feature to use mail client of your choice on Mac OS. It permits you convert and export mail data to all major mail data file formats like .mbox, .rge, .olm, .pst, .eml.

Test the tool to explore the best way to restore mac email

The best way to explore the data integrity factor is by testing the tool for a realistic experience.

All you need is to download the demo version of the restore mac email tool and on Mac. Use it for 15 days until the validity expires.Switch to the licensed version of the tool, once satisfied.

For complete access of the product, you can click on the licensed version of the tool along with a product key.

For more details on the software, log on to the below website and get all your queries answered in a systematic manner www.mailbackupx.com/restore-mac-email/.

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Where will all Penn State football transfers be dressing this fall?

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Where will all Penn State football transfers be dressing this fall?

Penn State, like every other college football program, has lost players to the NCAA Transfer Portal since he was born in October 2018. Some of the dropouts no longer play college football. Others still are. Where will each of them dress in 2023? Here’s a look at both sides of the ball, including as much information as possible about the season’s outlook.

Where Penn State transfers will play this fall: Offense

Quarterback Christian Veilleux, Pittsburgh: After spending 2022 as the third quarterback for the Nittany Lions, Veilleux left Penn State in hopes of starting for the Panthers. But, at best, he will play second fiddle to Phil Jurkovec set to start below center for the ACC program.

QB Ta’Quan Roberson, UCONN: Roberson left Penn State after the 2021 season. He won the Huskies starting quarterback job in 2022, but his season ended almost as soon as it began when he tore his ACL in the opener. He will be the substitute for the team this year after lose first-team spot to Maine transfer to Joe Fagnano.

Quarterback Micah Bowens, Charlotte: Bowens did not see game action for one season at Penn State in 2020. He also did not take the field for two years in Oklahoma. He will again be a backup or third option with the 49ers.

RB Devyn Ford, Notre Dame: Ford left Penn State midway through the 2022 season. It took until May 2023 for him to finish with the Fighting Irish. Still, despite missing spring practice, the returning veteran from Virginia has impressed media viewers in South Bend this summer. Jack Soble from ICM’s sister site Blue and gold calls Ford one of Notre Dame’s top five offensive camps.

“Among the conglomerate of four reserve Irish running backs, the transfer of Penn State graduates David Ford Arguably I had the best fall camp ever.” double write.

“He’s a versatile running back, probably more so than the junior starter. Audric Estimé. Although Estimé worked to improve his pass blocking and receiving ability and has shown some progress there, Ford really excelled in those areas.”

Ford carried once for two yards in the Fighting Irish’s 42-3 win over Navy.

R.B. Keyvone Lee, State of Mississippi: Lee had productive moments during his tenure at blue and white. But, looking for a fresh start and to return to the South, he left the Lions for the Bulldogs after the 2023 season. He joins a deep role at Starksville and will likely have a rotational role similar to what he had at Penn State.

RB Caziah Holmes, State of Florida: Holmes’ speed has never been in question. But he wasn’t going to break the depth chart at Penn State. So, he left before the 2022 season and returned to the Sunshine State. After sitting out in 2022, Holmes has a chance to contribute to the Seminoles in 2023. and maybe even more than originally expected.

RB Noah Cain, LSU: Cain left Penn State after the 2021 season. In 2022, he rushed 76 times for 409 yards and 10 touchdowns as a Tiger. LSU’s backfield is deep in 2023, but Cain will once again play a big role. Currently not projected as a starter, however.

WR Jaden Dottin, Toledo: Dottin was unable to break the Nittany Lions’ receiving rotation during three seasons at Penn State. So, he went on to the MAC and the Rockets. It’s not immediately his position on the team’s Week 1 depth chart.

WR Daniel George, Akron: George, now a redshirt senior, left PSU after the 2021 season to partner with former Lions offensive coordinator and current Zips head coach Joe Moorhead in Akron. He started all 12 games last year, finishing with 67 receptions for 793 yards and two touchdowns.

WR TJ Jones, UAB: Jones never played at Penn State. He transferred to UAB for the 2021 season. During two years there, he caught 37 passes for 281 yards and a touchdown. He will substitute as a graduate student this fall.

OL Jimmy Christ, Virginia: After three seasons at State College, Christ returned to his home state to join the Cavaliers. He is not expected to start for the ACC team in 2023, and his role is unclear prior to the first depth chart release.

Where Nittany Lion transfers will play this fall: Defense

FROM Rodney McGraw, Louisville: McGraw, an Illinois native, spent a couple of unproductive seasons at Penn State before becoming the first former Penn State player to join the Cardinals in December. A media depth table projection he doesn’t have it as part of the deep two.

DE Ken Talley, Michigan State: A Philadelphia native, Talley transferred from PSU to MSU last September and sat out for the 2022 season. He is now fighting for rotating replays with the Spartans.

D.T. Fatorma Mulbah, West Virginia: Mulbah, a native of central Pennsylvania, came to Penn State with all the might in the world. But his power didn’t translate to consistent reps. So, he moved on to the Mountaineers and will travel with them to State College for Saturday’s matchup against the Nittany Lions. He is expected to be part of the defensive tackle rotation but will not start.

D.T. Cole Brevard, Purdue: Brevard, an Indiana native, begins his second season with the Boilermakers. A year ago, he was credited with 10 tackles and played in all 14 games. This autumnHe is expected to be a frequently used backup at nose tackle..

DL Joseph Appiah Darkwa, Temple: Darkwa joined the Owls prior to the 2022 season after a short stint at State College. He had one entry in one game. The role of him in 2023 is unclear.

DT Judge Culpepper, Toledo: Culpepper, who is in his final college season, has carved out a good career for himself with the Rockets. After playing 22 games at Penn State from 2018-20, the defensive tackle moved to the MAC. He started all 13 games in 2021 and made 43 tackles with three sacks. A year ago, he had 44 stops. He is a first-team preseason All-MAC pick by CFN and Athlon Sports and a second-team pick by Phil Steele.

LB Jamari Buddin, State of New Mexico: Few expected Buddin’s time at Penn State to end with a trade during his recruiting days. Even fewer thought that his next stop would be the state of New Mexico. However, that’s where Buddin will suit up in 2023 with some of his old high school classmates. The Aggies opened the season against UMass this past Saturday. Buddin did not play.

L.B. Lance Dixon, West Virginia: Dixon is in a fight for the Mountaineers’ first-team linebacker/safety hybrid role. He spent the 2019 and 2020 seasons at Penn State before moving to West Virginia. There, he has started nine of his 19 career games over two seasons. He made 22 tackles in 2022.

C.B. Storm Duck, Louisville: Duck spent just a few months at Penn State after transferring from North Carolina. He left after spring practice and went to the Cardinals. There’s no indication he’s ineligible to play this year, even if the NCAA has denied immediate eligibility waivers to two other transfer players across the sport.

CB Jeffrey Davis Jr., Stony Brook: Davis Jr., left Penn State at the end of the 2022 season. It is unclear what role he will play in the CAA program in 2023.

C. B. Marquis Wilson, Purdue: Wilson played cornerback and receiver at Penn State. He left after the 2022 season after failing to land a starting job at either position. Now with the Boilermakers, his goal is to crack the Big Ten cornerback rotation in 2023.

S Tyler Rudolph, University of Massachusetts: Rudolph left Penn State after the 2021 season and is now entering his sophomore year with the Minutemen. In 2022, he dished up 62 tackles, two forced fumbles and two interceptions in 12 games. He is the starting safety for UMass in 2023 and opened the season Saturday against New Mexico State. He had a team-high eight tackles in his team’s 41-30 victory.

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I looked at my menu items on my Mac and thought I’d write a post explaining what tools I use daily. Here they are, from right to left:

Focus:

“Focus” was introduced in macOS Monterey back in 2021. It basically restricts certain apps from sending notifications during certain times. These work across devices: if I have my work Focus on my Mac, it will also work on my iPhone. For me, apps like WhatsApp are silenced when I work, while Microsoft Outlook and Teams are silenced on my iPhone when I’m with friends. Focuses has more features, especially now that Apple Intelligence has been introduced.

Time Machine:

Time Machine is a built-in backup solution for MacOS, and if you have a Mac, you should use it. I have mine set up on my Synology for encrypted backups, but you can also store those on an external drive, which you can buy on Amazon or Best Buy, etc. On a practical level, it helped me many times when I deleted an important document or a photo and realized my mistake even months later: I just go back in time, find it, and restore it back to the present. Simple and effective.

Mullvad VPN:

A paid VPN service is a good start for some online privacy. I like Mullvad because it works on Linux and Windows, comes in with many options to tweak if you’re more into that (like split tunneling, for example, or command prompt options), and also allows you to pay in several semi-anonymous ways. Lately, I noticed more sites block me when I use it, which usually means the service’s VPN servers are becoming too popular, and I might need to look for someone else soon, which is unfortunate.

Shifty

As the app’s website says, “A macOS menu bar app that gives you more control over Night Shift.” Night Shift is MacOS’s built-in solution to filter blue light and turn on the black theme during nighttime. I use Shifty to keep my warm colors past sunrise if I need to during the winter or turn it off automatically if I edit Photos in Lightroom or watch a movie.

PopClip

I had a loving relationship with PopClip in the past, and I was happy when Lou reintroduced me to it. It’s a multi-tool menu of your most needed functions that pops up (hence the name) whenever you double-click or highlight a line of text. You know how when you copy-paste something into an email, your font changes along with the colors of your letters and their size, and it drives you bananas? Not with this guy. Double-click (or double-tap), and a menu will appear, and you have the option to paste without formatting. I also use it to quickly look up words in the dictionary or past something into Grammarly (coming up) if needed.

Snaggit

Snaggit is probably Techsmith’s most popular app. It’s a professional screen-capturing tool I needed for my job, but I see myself still paying for personal use. While macOS’s built-in screen capture tool is good, Snaggit allows me more complex edits that you often see on my blog, including the option to capture quick videos.

Velja

Velja allows you to automatically open certain URLs on different browsers installed on your Mac. It comes with the ability to use complex options, but I mostly use it for one thing: open links from Microsoft Teams and Outlook in Microsoft Edge since that’s the browser I use for work-related functions. Otherwise, if I click on a link a co-worker sends me in Teams, it will open in Safari, where I’m not signed into my various work-related platforms.

OneDrive

I get 1TB of storage on OneDrive from work, and I use it to sync and share my Microsoft Office documents so they are available for me and my co-workers on whatever other workstation I use at work. For personal stuff, I use Syncthing, which doesn’t have a menu icon to show here and covered enough in the past.

Outlook

The Outlook icon doesn’t offer anything I need, so I just removed it as I was writing this post.

Grammarly

I’ve used Grammarly for free for years, and now I get the paid version through my employer. To be honest, I don’t like the heavy AI marketing, and some of their functions can get in the way of writing. With Apple Intelligence, I might no longer need it as much. For now, I use it for everything. For example, the post you read now will be proofread by this tool when I paste it into Micro.blog’s text box. They used to have an API that kind-of-sorta worked with Emacs, which I use for everything I write, but they killed that.

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Full-fledged Application-Outlook Mac Backup Software

1.      The user nowadays to archive the massive amount of the data has to contact the third party application firstly and the professionals then further help in the storage of the data thereby making this entire process too complicated. Contradicting, this software of the Inventpure’s Mail Backup X helps in the storage of the massive amount of the data effortlessly and do not require the user to do anything.Moreover, it gives 100 % results.

2.      This fantastic software of Mail Backup X also consists of the exclusive feature of the mirror replica of the data which thereby stores the huge amount of the data in different portable devices .Thereby if there is any kind of the loss of the data, the massive amount of the emails can easily be retrieved from any other local drives .Hence keeping the mails completely secure. The huge amount of the data can be stored by the users in local drives like drive D, drive E or drive F.

3.      The exceptional Outlook Mac Backup software of Inventpure helps in providing its users the outrageous advantage of archiving the data accurately and without any tedious efforts. It is the most genuine software in comparison to the other software. The genuine results of this application make it one of the most demandable tools in the market till now. Its automated version simple makes this tool a perfect for the storage of the massive amount of the data securely. So the users can easily archive the huge amount of the data while just sitting back and relaxing.

4.      The novice users are mostly concerned with the archiving of the data without any efforts. Thus the Inventpure’s Mail Backup X software is one of the most reliable applications as it helps the users to undergo a trial period of 15 days which is free. During this free demo version, the users can effortlessly back up the data and also get familiar with the core features of the application.

5.      This affordable Outlook Mac Backup software is specially designed into three paid licensed versions. After the completion of the trial version of 15 days the user can easily install this application from the link www.MailBackupX.com and avail its benefits. The paid licensed version is available in 3 forms costing from 45 to 79 dollars. The three paid licensed forms are Individual, Small Scale Version and Enterprise version. The best part is that the user just needs to give a one-time payment unlike the other software which asks for the monthly payment.

6.      Finally, the marvelous tool Outlook Mac backup software also provides a technical assistance with the help of the technical team which gives 24/7 help to the Apple Mail Backup users. If the user have any kind of questions or doubts in their minds they can easily solve it by taking help from the technical team who will answer them in small fraction of time. The users basically can avail help from the technical team through online chat and hence providing complete satisfaction to the users.

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The Efficiency of InventPure Software to Complete the Outlook Mac Backup Process

Everyone wants professional assistance when it comes to protecting the files and folders because users don’t want to lose the data which holds importance for them. The software market offers many options for the users, but it is InventPure’s Mail Backup X that smoothly backup Outlook Mac files. The software market also has cloud storage for safeguarding the files, but it is unable to protect the data. Hackers destroy the user’s data because the data on cloud storage is not safe. How to Backup Outlook Mac files in the most important part for the users and Mail Backup X helps to deliver only outstanding results to the users. One of the most phenomenal solutions in the global market is the Outlook Mail Backup tool because it helps in providing amazing results. It is the perfect solution for both the novice and experienced users as it tackles all the basic and advanced archiving needs of the global market.

Phenomenal features of InventPure Software for the Backup of Outlook Mac files:

The outstanding features of InventPure App help in solving the varied needs of the users, some of the amazing features of this tool are as follows.

1.      The company offers three paid license versions of the tool so that every segment of the users can back up the necessary files with accuracy. Users should opt for this software and go for the Mail Backup X software as the most proficient tool in the software industry.

2.      From a safety point of view, users don’t need to worry about the data damage because the tool protects the files from all sort of damage or quality damaging malware. It is the precise solution that doesn’t cause the users any issues rather than it only provides perfect and safe solutions.

3.      This is the only automatic tool in the market that requires zero human interference for the backup process. Users need to install the software and sit back and allow this software to take care of the archiving process smoothly.

4.      The special incremental feature which alerts the users about the incomplete emails and attachments helps in simplifying the process of data archiving. It also notifies the users about the scheduled archiving process. There are many ways in which InventPure Software helps to solve the user’s archiving needs.

The Most Professional Software in the Global Market for the Backup of Outlook Emails:

When searching for the best solution in the software industry, many solutions are available, but it becomes important to analyze the tool properly and go for the online reviews of the experienced users for the archiving process. According to the recent study, more than 98% of the users prefer InventPure Software for the archiving task. This Software has become the number app for delivering exceptional results. Users should avoid going for other archiving apps because of their lack of efficiency in completing the archiving process. It excellently completes the task and delivers only spectacular results when it Backups Outlook Emails.

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Screenshot Guide to  Backup Outlook Mac 2016 Email easily on Mac.

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How Can I Import iCloud Contacts to Outlook Mac

How Can I Import iCloud Contacts to Outlook Mac

As we all know, iCloud is a cloud-based service produced by Apple. It provides you 5 GB free space to store and backup your data within it, which is not that efficient. Therefore, most of the users plan to import iCloud backup to Outlook as PST format. But, it is not easy to import iCloud contacts to Outlook Mac. So here we are with this solution to accomplish the user’s problem to import iCloud…

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Defense on being different - Firefox

I decided that I'd start my own post rather than hijacking the other, since I don't think that person actually WANTS to be talked into firefox*.

But I wanted to recommend that people get firefox as a backup browser even if they don't plan to use it (though I do encourage it's use!)

This is because of my experience as the escalation for "hey we've got another weird one" IT problems; and how Firefox just works differently from other browsers.

Once upon a time, a client saw me installing firefox as part of their standard organisation set up they queried "why would you bother".

But they also understood completely I explained the following: - Because Firefox works a different way than other browsers, it will sometimes work with connecting people to the internet when a bunch of other apps are broken. So sometimes we can use firefox to get a client online while IT works to solve the issue.

Case where this has occurred for me personally!

There's a problem with windows "internet options". Teams, Zoom, Outlook, Internet Explorer, Edge, Chrome and all Chrome clones all tap into the windows settings for internet options. But firefox does not. This means if there is a problem in the internet options, firefox will continue to work but all of those other programs will be broken. ** This happened to me a lot about a decade ago when I was dealing with the aftermath of some rogue proxies being installed in the internet options on all these different individual business computers that used the same ISP, though I've run into it in different ways. If we discount the weird ISP (which was hundreds) then certainly at least a dozen times in the past decade. So not a daily problem by any means, but if you're in IT long enough you might run into it, if you don't just try reinstalling the OS and all network settings.

Firefox also uses a different way of accessing certificates, which meant that some computers with certificate issues couldn't access the web or could only access pages insecurely (see apps listed in point 1 for what was affected) but they could work normally in Firefox at least. I can name three of my clients where this has happened in the past decade specifically for certificates, one of which was just this year in May (2022).

Given that I support my clients primarily remotely it was a real lifesaver as I could get them to grant me access through Firefox and then I could fix it for them on the phone without having to figure out how to get to them if they were not nearby.

And for people who are saying that's all windows - the equivalent has happened on macs too, where something weird occurred in Safari and Firefox was the simple and easy fix to get the client working before the real fix could be implemented.

Especially since there's no way to fix some of the Safari issues without reinstalling the OS on the macs since it's a default inbuilt app. Also some of the other mac things run on top of Safari's webkit so if that's broken other things will be too.

I mention reinstalling the OS, that's what a lot of my cohort who work in more standardized IT environment would do, but due to my unusual client base and the fact that I often do adhoc support, I often don't have it as an easy option. Plus, reformatting takes time, so even if it's an option sometimes I want to keep the client limping a long until 5:00 pm.

So when people are saying that Firefox is important to the ecosystem with how it's maintaining independence from Chrome and Safari - this applies in a bunch of ways!

Basically, please install firefox even if you don't think you'll use it, as it might just save the day with getting you online when everything else is broken.

I do also want to stress, it's pretty easy to move to firefox if you're only concerned about data. Things like, cookies, browsing history, saved passwords and bookmarks - even if you have a lot of folders etc are SUPER easy to bring across. Appearance is harder, firefox has locked down some of the options that used to make it the most customizable in changing how it looked and felt, but there are a lot of good addons and themes out there to help make it more effective for you.

It also might be less of a shock the switch if you use it for a different purpose. For example if you're using it as your ebook reader to avoid the tabs getting mixed up with normal browsing etc, and then as you build up experience with it, it becomes more comfortable making it the primary browser.