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MoofMenu... Do you have a cluttered dock too because you have a lot of applications and documents you use every day? Would you also like some tidiness and have your dock items organized by topic? MoofMenu cleans up your dock - by moving all items into a small system menu with hierarchical order.
You probably made the same experience as most of us: you keep on putting items into your dock because you don't want to click you through folders and subfolders every time you like to open an application or document, until suddenly you realise that finding in the dock got as difficult as
You probably made the same experience as most of us: you keep on putting items into your dock because you don't want to click you through folders and subfolders every time you like to open an application or document, until suddenly you realise that finding in the dock got as difficult as
What's New
Version 1.8.3:
- Fixes a bug that prevented the recursive update of folders.
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.4 or later.
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.4 or later.
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| Downloads:6,510 |
| Version Downloads:1,470 |
| Type:Utilities : File Management |
| License:Shareware |
| Date:21 Apr 2010 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price: $5.00 |
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MoofMenu... Do you have a cluttered dock too because you have a lot of applications and documents you use every day? Would you also like some tidiness and have your dock items organized by topic? MoofMenu cleans up your dock - by moving all items into a small system menu with hierarchical order.
You probably made the same experience as most of us: you keep on putting items into your dock because you don't want to click you through folders and subfolders every time you like to open an application or document, until suddenly you realise that finding in the dock got as difficult as finding it on your harddrive.
MoofMenu adds a small icon to your system menu bar, right next to your Airport and Sound controls. Clicking on the icon opens a menu, in fact your menu - because you were the one that put the items in and organized them into hierarchic order. Just like your Apple menu in Mac OS 9.
You probably made the same experience as most of us: you keep on putting items into your dock because you don't want to click you through folders and subfolders every time you like to open an application or document, until suddenly you realise that finding in the dock got as difficult as finding it on your harddrive.
MoofMenu adds a small icon to your system menu bar, right next to your Airport and Sound controls. Clicking on the icon opens a menu, in fact your menu - because you were the one that put the items in and organized them into hierarchic order. Just like your Apple menu in Mac OS 9.
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Mookzmom reviewed on 02 Aug 2011
Hjord reviewed on 30 Apr 2011
Immensely improves the usability of my Mac and my own productivity. It has never given me any problems whatsoever. Highly recommended.
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In my case, after the futile murder of OS 9's REAL Apple Menu, I long used Unsanity's FuitMenu until it in turn was killed off (along with my beloved WindowShade, grrr) - by the coming of Snow Leopard.
I then turned to Xmenu- This is excellent and free but I was eventually lured away by the welcome return of Turley's wonderful FinderPop (pintware!)
If it hadn't been for my rekindled passion for FinderPop, I'd possibly have been tempted to give MoofMenu a bash. FinderPop's great advantage over the rest is that it allows the user to click anywhere in the unused parts of the menu bar to bring up the configuirable apple menu-like list, rather than having to aim for a specific icon.
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Lobotomo Software
Anonymous reviewed on 12 Jan 2005
just wishing Moof had better caching and made better use of the huge 4gig ram that i have here in the G5. Why? Well, i wish it remembered the stuff in my apps/utils/internet folders better as there's a lot of frequent hdd accessing imho. Too much..
Other than this, excellent util :)
Anonymous reviewed on 26 Oct 2004
Stwange thang :-Z and now i'm totally missing Moof --> YELLLLLLLLP!!!
Anonymous reviewed on 20 Oct 2004
Anonymous reviewed on 19 Oct 2004
I used to use Butler, but now I use Quicksilver cause it seems to me it's much cooler.
Don't spend 5 bucks on a useless menu item.
This program is fantastic, fast and totally stable, unlike the other programs you mentioned.
Hmmmmm..ya always have to wonder about some posts....
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Anyone else?