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MenuEverywhere makes the menu bar's menu accessible from any window on any screen. If you've got a large monitor or a dual or multi-monitor setup, then MenuEverywhere will eliminate the frustration of having to reach out for the menubar and losing focus on your work.
Access menu bar menus in the following ways:
Access menu bar menus in the following ways:
- Screen-top menu bar on (non-primary) secondary screens that mimics the actual Apple menu bar
- Window-attached menu bar
- Window-attached menu button
- Hotkey or mouse button pops-up menu at mouse location
What's New
Version 1.9.8:
- [FIX] In some instances, screen top menubar incorrectly displayed on primary screen when secondary display is disconnected. This is now fixed.
Requirements
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6 or later
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6 or later
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MenuEverywhere makes the menu bar's menu accessible from any window on any screen. If you've got a large monitor or a dual or multi-monitor setup, then MenuEverywhere will eliminate the frustration of having to reach out for the menubar and losing focus on your work.
Access menu bar menus in the following ways:
MenuEverywhere is not a hack and does not use or rely on any system hacks, nor does it modify your system's core functionality. It relies on standard Apple programming interfaces.
MenuEverywhere is fully functional for 14 days without a license. However, it will display a small reminder to buy it.
Access menu bar menus in the following ways:
- Screen-top menu bar on (non-primary) secondary screens that mimics the actual Apple menu bar
- Window-attached menu bar
- Window-attached menu button
- Hotkey or mouse button pops-up menu at mouse location
- Menu access methods are all optional, those not used may be switched off
- Configurable button/menu bar styles
- Multiple font sizes for menu labels and menu items (small to super-large)
- Auto-hide
- Able to show Apple menu in addition to application's menu
- Ignore list to prevent usage on apps of your choosing
- Fold/unfold alternate menu items
- Showing shortcuts is optional
MenuEverywhere is not a hack and does not use or rely on any system hacks, nor does it modify your system's core functionality. It relies on standard Apple programming interfaces.
MenuEverywhere is fully functional for 14 days without a license. However, it will display a small reminder to buy it.
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Michael_Sebrecht reviewed on 21 Mar 2012
Recommended.
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Shawnmack reviewed on 08 Dec 2011
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Thank you for your feedback.
MenuEverywhere is Lion compatible and each release is tested on multi monitor Snow Leopard and Lion systems to ensure smooth behavior.
For the stutter and redraw issue, I'll apprdciate it if you contact me at support@binarybakery.com to investigate and resolve. It may very well be an issue related to a specific setup.
Thank you
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Dremwkr reviewed on 16 Oct 2011
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Thanks for your comment. With regards to virtual memory, MenuEverywhere is a garbage collection-enabled app. The level of virtual memory reported (in the hundreds) is normal for a garbage collected app (automatic memory allocation/deallocation). Your actual memory usage is under Real Memory.
For more information, see this: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2178808/why-is-my-cocoa-app-using-so-much-virtual-memory
With regards to the Real Memory usage, with recent (post 1.9 releases) it should not exceed more than 170-180mb and that's after using it with several apps over several hours. Part of this is a cache that's built up to accomodate faster operation. This cache is automatically cleared up after a set level. On average, memory usage is around 50-70mb.
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Jmsuijkerbuijk reviewed on 01 Aug 2011
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Maclover1.1 reviewed on 22 Jul 2011
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Eveningclouds reviewed on 05 Jul 2011
Have noticed huge surges of CPU usages and sluggish access to Preferences and the exclude list. But I don't notice that any programs are affected. So far, I give this a very positive rating.
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Drscott reviewed on 10 May 2011
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I'll be replying to a message in Mail or moving a window in finder ... and suddenly the window disappears. Sometimes I find it down at the bottom left of the screen, with only the title bar showing. Other times, it will "walk" to the bottom of the screen on its own ... a "stutter step at a time," while I try in vain to stop it.
In Mail, this tends to happen if I start typing in the reply before the Genie has openened the message all the way. In the Finder, it seems to happen if I move a window too quickly to the edge of a screen or across to my second monitor."
The problem stops as soon as I turn off Menu Everywhere. I've written BB but no response so far.
Many thanks for the report. Apologies for not seeing your email of 30 September.
To help me debug, please provide me with:
your plist file located at ~/Library/Preferences/com.binarybakery.MenuEverywhere.plist
and a screenshot of your monitor/display arrangement.
Thanks!
This issue has now been fixed as of version 1.9.49.
Thanks for helping track and fix this, Frank!
Kind regards,
Hisham
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As mentioned in my reply to your comment below, please email me your setup info so I can replicate the issue, if any. I have tested the update mechanism (standard Sparkle framework) on several setups and it works fine. There's only so much I can do at this point with no info on your setup. Thanks.
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Please get in touch with me directly at the support address in order for me to obtain information that will allow me to help prevent the crash you're experiencing. On a code level, there are not that many significant changes from the last couple of releases, so I would guess it may be a conflict with some other app.
Thanks,
Hisham
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