A three-dollar application designed for Mac computers launched on the App Store this weekend to address a common household issue. Cats Lock lets users quickly disable keyboard input to avoid unwanted typing from pets.
The tool activates through a single menu bar click or a customizable keyboard shortcut. It blocks all inputs during potential feline encounters and offers optional deterrent sounds that can alert owners or be recorded by users themselves.
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Google has released a dedicated native app for its Gemini AI on macOS, allowing users quick access via a keyboard shortcut. The free app supports screen sharing, file uploads, and generative features like image and video creation. It is available for download from Google's website for macOS 15 and later.
OpenAI has introduced AI-generated pets as optional animated companions for its Codex coding app. These pets provide updates on Codex's tasks without interrupting the user's workflow. The feature is now available on Windows and macOS.
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Opera has rolled out Paste Protect, a new built-in feature that blocks malicious clipboard attacks known as ClickFix. The tool marks the first native defense of its kind in a major browser. It activates automatically and alerts users when suspicious code attempts to copy itself.
Building on earlier reports of fraudulent Claude sites, scammers have begun hijacking Claude AI chats and Google advertisements to distribute malware aimed at Mac users. Fake support pages for the Claude service are now circulating online as part of the scheme.
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Ratty, a GPU-rendered terminal emulator written in Rust, has introduced unusual 3D features to the command line. The tool uses the Bevy game engine to display a spinning rat as the default cursor and supports interactive 3D modes.