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Estab. December 28, 1995
The daily Mac news site that ran from 1995 to 2009 is publishing again.
13,749 archived items by two writers, every one of them here, and 69 new this month, each with its sources.
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All news- Sep 9, 2026Apple Q3 Financials--$109.4 Billion Revenue, Up 16%, on Record iPhone, Mac and ServicesApple business
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On this day in 2010: Hands-On Report: Snow Leopard 10.6.5--How fast is it! · Everything from November 13
Then and now
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1999–2004
Microsoft Security Bulletin MS02-050 Includes Microsoft Internet Explorer and Outlook Express for Mac
2026
Security Update 16.115 for Office for Mac--Build 26110837 Closes 140 CVEs in Word, Excel, PowerPoint and the Office Suite, 18 of Them Rated Critical Including Two That Open From the Preview Pane, Still Lists Office 2021 for Mac as Fixed a Month After Its Support Ended, and the Month's One Exploited Outlook Bug Is Listed for Windows Only
On November 13, 2003, we noted Microsoft's re-issued bulletin MS02-050 still listed Internet Explorer and Outlook Express for Mac; on November 10, 2026, Office for Mac 16.115 closed 140 CVEs at once.
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About this site
Macs Only! was Bill Fox’s daily Mac news site, established December 28, 1995 and published through 2013, with Dana Baggett as Ace Reporter from 1999. The archive here, 13,749 items across 128 monthly pages, was recovered from the Internet Archive’s Wayback Machine, parsed into a database and sorted into eighteen categories. In 2026 the site is publishing again, in the same voice, with every new item citing its sources.