Deskovery for Mac
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Deskovery overview
Deskovery makes it easy to find the window you want out of all your open windows, just move your mouse to see the full list of all open windows, select one and move it to front in a single click.
Stop wasting time aligning windows, with Deskovery your windows are magnetic. Windows snap neatly to screen edges. Deskovery also lets you resize windows with one click. Click on the zoom button, drag to the preferred size and position, release mouse button, that's all!
Features
- Simpler to install and to use: Fully compatible with El Capitan and Sierra (and SIP). No need to install, just launch it.
- Dock previews: allow to directly see in the Dock, windows previews.
- Space switcher: Directly see in with Space you are and switch in one click!
- Updated window shading, with custom shading heights and apps exlusion list.
- Drag to size: just drag and drop to reisze your windows
- Modern UI: The UI has been completely redesigned. These are some of the main new features. Deskovery 3 has been rewritten mostly from scratch and also brings a ton of small enhancements.
What’s new in version 3.3
Version 3.3:
View older Deskovery versions - Unability to unshade windows on multi-monitors configurations
- Issue with resize panel
- Shading issues with Chrome
Deskovery for Mac
$24.38
In English
Version 3.3
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May 21 2021
Version: 3.3
I'm still using v. 1.5.3 in Mojave and it works just fine. It's 64bit so it should continue to work after os upgrades. I will not try the new version since there doesn't appear to be an upgrade discount.
Mar 18 2020
Version: 3.2
I like it, no problems. I think Windowshade is the feature that was killed in MacOS (by next developers that pushed their Dock) I miss most. I use Mac OS for over 30 years now and
Nov 10 2017
Version: 3.1
Finally gave up with this software, virtually no support and software is not working.
Jul 21 2017
Version: 3.1
Hacky, gimmicky, unnecessary, and it is a matter of time before it gets abandoned for one reason or another. Apple frowns upon this type of software because it tries to work around SIP. This kind of utility works ok at first, but eventually, causes some issues due to OS updates, tighter SIP implementation, and so on. Sooner or later, it will force you to spend a bunch of time fiddling and troubleshoot (= a glorified term for beta-testing), and all the perceived milliseconds of efficiency is lost almost instantly in the process.
