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In this Cast | Safari 14 Gives Developers Conversion Capabilities for Chrome, Firefox and Edge Extensions

Ray Sidney-Smith

Augusto Pinaud

Headlines & Show Notes | Safari 14 Gives Developers Conversion Capabilities for Chrome, Firefox and Edge Extensions

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Survey: Americans Have Experienced Increased Productivity and Work Performance Since the Pandemic, But Their Wellness Has Suffered

Microsoft Word can now transcribe your conversations on the web

GoodNotes Releases Collaboration Update — MacSparky

Spike conversational email app expands to Mac App Store with new download manager and integrated browser

Amazon Halo arrives as new fitness tracker

Asana plans NYSE direct listing in September - Bloomberg (Private:ASANA)

What's New in Todoist: Summer 2020 Edition

Google refines Drive shortcuts with migration set for 2021

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Adding to your life by substracting

‎Via Negativa - not to do list on the App Store

Featured Story of the Week

Apple Reminds Developers That Safari 14 Supports Extensions Ported From Chrome, Firefox, and Edge 

Safari Web Extensions

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Raymond Sidney-Smith 0:01

Hello personal productivity enthusiasts and community Welcome to anything but idle the productivity news podcast I'm Sidney-Smith.

Augusto Pinaud 0:07

I am Augusto Pinaud

Raymond Sidney-Smith 0:08

and we're your hosts for anything but idle. This is Episode 21. And we're recording this on August 27 2020. Each week we cover the productivity news headlines of the week. So you know what's going on and the current research tools, services, products and more in the world of personal productivity. And so with that, let's get into our headlines for this week. gousto What is our first headline this week,

Augusto Pinaud 0:30

business wire is bringing a survey title, Americans have experienced increasing productivity and work performance since the pandemic but the wellness has suffered. It is really an interesting survey, you know, and isn't reality that this pandemic has bring a lot of changes and I think at the beginning, a lot of people lose their routines, their gyms, their exercise before and after work and under dynamics for that was the social distances and everything else. It's not a surprise for me that they are saying that they are bringing this issue that the wellness has suffered. But also I think it's a matter of people getting into that new routine first people, for many people was working from home for the first time I'm getting used to that and getting used to be consumed most of the day or all day. Now, people he's getting back to fine how they can get their routines. You know how they can bring equipment at home or do equipment at home or do exercise or at home or whatever. So, I think we are going to see towards the end of the year,