: Is yWriter for Mac reputable? Is this a safe download? I was wondering if anyone has used yWriter for Mac and has downloaded it from Softonic. I feel a little iffy about this site(pic attached).

I was wondering if anyone has used yWriter for Mac and has downloaded it from Softonic. I feel a little iffy about this site(pic attached). I suppose a better question would be: Is it safe to download from Softonic?

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I checked the yWriter website (www.spacejock.com) and there's no mention there of a Mac version anywhere. As it's the personal site of the developer I'd be wary of anything that didn't come directly from there.

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: Is yWriter for Mac reputable? Is this a safe download? I was wondering if anyone has used yWriter for Mac and has downloaded it from Softonic. I feel a little iffy about this site(pic attached).

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