Apple released OS X version 10.10 yesterday. It’s a free update and I think most of you will want to upgrade as soon as you get the chance.

All Danger Cove apps have been tested and work beautifully with OS X Yosemite. So, don’t let Denied, Porthole, AirVLC, coucou or Reign hold you back and have fun checking out all new features Apple has added!

A new version of Reign just came out. Yes, really. And it even has a few cool new features (not a new theme though, sorry). I want talk one of them here: having Reign show up in Safari’s Bonjour Bookmarks or Favorites.

There’s a magic menu in Safari, disabled per default, that will automatically show websites that announce themselves over [Bonjour](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bonjour_(software). Bonjour is basically “a group of technologies that includes service discovery, address assignment, and hostname resolution”. In short: it will let your Reign server show up in anyone’s Safari, without needing to install Reign! Here’s how to set it up.

First open Safari’s preferences.

Click Advanced and then enable Bonjour Favorites.

Enable the Favorites bar.

Apple released OS X version 10.9 yesterday. It’s a free update and I think most of you will want to upgrade as soon as you get the chance.

All Danger Cove apps have been tested and work with OS X Mavericks. So, don’t let Porthole, AirVLC, coucou or Reign hold you back and have fun checking out all new features Apple’s added!

For those of you that are familiar with Alfred, you probably need no explanation as to why a workflow for Reign will come in pretty handy. Read on to learn what it does.

Download the Alfred 2 Workflow for Reign

Alfred saves you time when you search for files online or on your Mac. Be more productive with hotkeys, keywords and file actions at your fingertips.

That’s what it says on Alfred’s website. It basically moves a lot of control to your keyboard, so you can keep your eyes on the task at hand. For Reign this means that you can remote control Spotify running on another Mac by simply entering simple commands, like reign n to skip a track or reign o to open the track that’s currently playing in your own Spotify client, so you can star or share it.

It reduces the need to visit the web interface and makes remote controlling Spotify even faster and easier!

Of course, like Reign, the workflow is open-source and free to share. Visit the GitHub project to contribute and read more about how it works. Or just download the workflow file to get started.

Reign is available on the Mac App Store, for free.

We’ve released Reign version v1.0.3. You can now use the remote to search for songs (contributed by @daentech)!

Want to make Reign more awesome like Dean did? Fork the repo on Github.

Our app called Reign is “waiting for review” by Apple. Check reignalot.com to see what’s special about this Spotify remote.