Mac (10000 programs)

Pros: One of the most realistic racing simulators on the market.. The addition of the Metal API has improved gameplay.. Numerous vehicle upgrades are available.. Practice racing scenarios mimic real-life situations..

Cons: Some claim that they are not able to access the Internet while playing.. It is not possible to take screenshots. This game requires a substantial amount of memory.. There may be glitches when playing the career mode..

Pros: Easy to navigate. User-friendly interface. Successfully accesses geo-blocked pages and content. No sign-up required.

Cons: Inconsistent connection speed. Limited server locations available. Weak security features.

Pros: Essential component for Java program development. Comes with the a Java Virtual Machine as a package. Provides all the libraries and resources needed by Java programs.

Cons: Needs to be paired with the Java Development Kit to work properly. Requires extensive programming knowledge.

Pros: Sleek design. Great tab compatibility. Lots of gestures. Large page viewing area.

Cons: Some learning curve. Rendering issues. Slower on some websites. CPU-heavy.

Pros: Comfortable to use. Loads of hotkeys and shortcuts to maximize efficiency.

Cons: Speeded up audio can lose quality. No formatting available within built-in word processor. Program constantly tries to install more software.

Pros: Comprehensive Safari updates. Support for Apple silicon. Improved menu bar and app designs.

Cons: Removes support for AdBlock plugins.

Pros: Cross-platform play. Wide range of game modes.

Cons: Limited free features. Intrusive microtransactions.

Pros: Procedurally generated map. Free-style bike controls. High-end 3D graphics. Supports different playstyles.

Cons: Really punishing gameplay. Does not allow mastering the course. Some framerate issues.

Pros: Drag-and-drop file transfers over USB or Wi-Fi. Clean, easy-to-navigate interface with view options. Selective backup and restore for key data. Supports common media and document formats.

Cons: Advanced features require a paid license. No direct support for iOS or iMessages.