I've seen some web based ones and that's cool, but the highly recommended ones seem to all be windows only.
Any suggestion for a great ejuice calculator that will run on Mac?
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I run Lunix and this one is the best for me.
DIY E-Liquid Calculator Ten Flavors Plus PG/VG Adjusting
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DIY E-Liquid Calculator Ten Flavors Plus PG/VG Adjusting
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Web based so it works just fine. Great, actually, this seems to be more than I actually need so it fits the bill! TY
I'm a linux guy myself(love Arch Linux 
), and I like the e-liquid-recipes web-calculator, since it's got meassuring by weight as an option(the most important to me!), and you can save all your recipes for later.
Also, besides all the web-calculators for non-windows users, there's also a xml calculator that's stickied in this very subforum. I don't us it since it dosen't feature measuring by weight, but I have taken a look at it and it seems pretty nice to me(-if not using weights).
I don't have an office-package or spreadsheet installed, as when I rarelly need such functionality, then google drive/docs is fine for me, and so if uploading the xml to google drive/docs and selecting to open it with 'zoho spreadsheet online viewer/editor', instead of the default viewer, then you can check it out. Maybe the default viewer works fine for others, but just not for my browser then(dwb - a chromium backend with vim'ified keyboard navigation, like pentadactyl/vimperator for firefox).
), and I like the e-liquid-recipes web-calculator, since it's got meassuring by weight as an option(the most important to me!), and you can save all your recipes for later.Also, besides all the web-calculators for non-windows users, there's also a xml calculator that's stickied in this very subforum. I don't us it since it dosen't feature measuring by weight, but I have taken a look at it and it seems pretty nice to me(-if not using weights).
I don't have an office-package or spreadsheet installed, as when I rarelly need such functionality, then google drive/docs is fine for me, and so if uploading the xml to google drive/docs and selecting to open it with 'zoho spreadsheet online viewer/editor', instead of the default viewer, then you can check it out. Maybe the default viewer works fine for others, but just not for my browser then(dwb - a chromium backend with vim'ified keyboard navigation, like pentadactyl/vimperator for firefox).
Hmm I kept getting a broken link for the google docs calculator. Perhaps I need to dig deeper in that thread for a new link. Thank you so much for all your help!
I've just tested it for you and for me i didn't get a broken link for the v13 from the first post in th thread. I then again checked to open it with google sheets, but the tabs in the bottom came out empty and eventually crashed my browser, but granted, my browser is "unsupported" it states at the top. Like previously, then selecting to open the xls with zoho sheet works perfectly.
Btw, there's a linux updated version(v14), customized for libreoffice, offered by puffaway in the next last post in the thread. I tested that, and this also works with google sheets for me, alltough with some messed up end-linings by default, but can be changed. Zoho sheets works fine out-of-the-box with this also...
Edit: Oh cool! I just noticed that puffaways v14 also includes gram measures!
Btw, there's a linux updated version(v14), customized for libreoffice, offered by puffaway in the next last post in the thread. I tested that, and this also works with google sheets for me, alltough with some messed up end-linings by default, but can be changed. Zoho sheets works fine out-of-the-box with this also...
Edit: Oh cool! I just noticed that puffaways v14 also includes gram measures!
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