Some troubleshooting sites have suggested the atypical ‘go-to-solve-it-all’ methodology of hunting down the related OS X preference file and deleting it. Wants to produce the dictionary meaning for you but for some reason unbeknownst to you, it simply can’t… You enter your query word into the Dictionary widget text field as you normally would and then – nothing happens, or the widget jiggles around like its constipated. You can also switch to views that list the sites from which you get the most referrals, the countries from which most of your visitors originate, and whether your visitors are using a desktop, phone, or tablet browsers.Some users have reported that the default Apple Dictionary widget stops working after updating their Macs to either Lion (10.7 onwards) or even Mountain Lion (10.8 onwards). Below that is a default view that has gauges to display data on sessions, users, pageviews, the bounce rate, new sessions, and the average time spent on your site by its visitors. At the top of the widget is a line graph of traffic to your site during the past two weeks. GAget comes with an Overview widget built in that tracks several statistics. The final step is to activate the widget in Notification Center. Once connected, you choose which sites to track if you have more than one. The usual dialog boxes pop up, asking for your login credentials and then to confirm you want to grant GAget access to Google Analytics information. GAget’s setup process was smooth and will be familiar to anyone who has connected a Google service to a macOS app. It takes Google Analytics’ data and boils it down into cleanly-designed dashboard widgets and alerts that make it easy to understand what is going on with your website at a glance. There’s a place for digging through Google’s many tabs of data, but when all you want are the highlights, GAget is better. If you’ve ever used Google Analytics, you know that its web interface is complex. These days, GAget resides in macOS’s Today widget panel of Notification Center. GAget is a Google Analytics app for macOS that started life as a Dashboard widget.
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