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Namely is possibly the fastest way to open applications. And unlike some other launchers, it doesn't require any learning.
You simply activate it using your preferred keyboard shortcut, start typing part of an application's name and see a list of matches as you type. Most of the time, one or two letters are enough. In fact, Namely learns your habits and makes your most-used apps even quicker to access over time. It's basically Spotlight for applications, only much faster, and highly addictive.
You simply activate it using your preferred keyboard shortcut, start typing part of an application's name and see a list of matches as you type. Most of the time, one or two letters are enough. In fact, Namely learns your habits and makes your most-used apps even quicker to access over time. It's basically Spotlight for applications, only much faster, and highly addictive.
What's New
Version 2.5.1:
- Time Machine backups of applications are now automatically excluded.
- Moving the mouse over an application in the list will once again show its path in a tooltip.
- Namely now ensures it's fully visible on your screen when launched.
- Remade the application icon to include high-resolution versions.
- Updated the appearance of the buttons for adding and removing excluded paths in the Preferences panel.
- The Preferences panel now has appropriate minimum height and width.
Version 2.5.1:
- Time Machine backups of applications are now automatically excluded.
- Moving the mouse over an application in the list will once again show its path in a tooltip.
- Namely now ensures it's fully visible on your screen when launched.
- Remade the application icon to include high-resolution versions.
- Updated the appearance of the buttons for adding and more...
Requirements
Intel/PPC, Mac OS X 10.5 or later
Intel/PPC, Mac OS X 10.5 or later
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Namely is possibly the fastest way to open applications. And unlike some other launchers, it doesn't require any learning.
You simply activate it using your preferred keyboard shortcut, start typing part of an application's name and see a list of matches as you type. Most of the time, one or two letters are enough. In fact, Namely learns your habits and makes your most-used apps even quicker to access over time. It's basically Spotlight for applications, only much faster, and highly addictive.
You simply activate it using your preferred keyboard shortcut, start typing part of an application's name and see a list of matches as you type. Most of the time, one or two letters are enough. In fact, Namely learns your habits and makes your most-used apps even quicker to access over time. It's basically Spotlight for applications, only much faster, and highly addictive.
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Sstoy reviewed on 21 Nov 2012
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Yoxi reviewed on 21 Jul 2012
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One refinement I'd like, though, is that when I use it to launch hidden/menubar apps, it doesn't fade itself afterwards. If there were some way to fix that, it'd be great (even though all that's needed is 2x Esc to clear it at the moment).
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I used Dock Doder ( http://foggynoggin.com/dockdodger ) to hide the dock icon (it removed it from the command-tab switching menu (whatever that is called) also.
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If only Apple could somehow incorporate it into Mac OS X...
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