DockView pour Mac
Voir les aperçus des applications depuis le Dock.
$7.99
Version 2.1.6Lorsque vous achetez via les liens de notre site, nous pouvons percevoir une commission d’affiliation
Aperçu de DockView
DockView étend le Dock de OS X et montre des aperçus de fenêtres chaque fois que vous survolez une application ou en utilisant Cmd+Tab. Cela vous aide à visualiser les fenêtres que vous avez actuellement ouvertes et à trouver facilement la fenêtre que vous recherchez.
Fonctionnalités :
- Activer les fenêtres. Cliquez n'importe où sur un aperçu pour activer la fenêtre.
- Fermer les fenêtres. Vous pouvez utiliser DockView pour fermer facilement les fenêtres.
- Aperçus en direct. Les aperçus se rafraîchissent constamment afin que vous puissiez garder un œil sur les fenêtres sans les activer.
- Badges du Dock. DockView peut afficher des badges du dock avec le nombre de fenêtres ouvertes.
- Personnalisable. Les aperçus peuvent être de n'importe quelle taille que vous souhaitez.
- Pas de hacks. DockView ne modifie pas le Dock ni aucun fichier système.
DockView est gratuit à télécharger et à essayer, mais l'application complète est disponible via un achat in-app.
Nouveautés de la version 2.1.6
Version 2.1.6 :
- Correction d'un bug qui faisait parfois que DockView devenait non réactif.
DockView pour Mac
$7.99
Version 2.1.6
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Notes des utilisateurs
Mar 27, 2014
Version: 2.1.6
Its quite unfortunate that such a wonderful app has been abandoned by the developer. DockView has been discontinued due to low demand!
Jan 8, 2014
Version: 2.1.6
What is up with people who use stars in negative *comments* instead of only in reviews? "The app works like a charm and I would give it five stars, but the developer has pissed me off and hurt my feelings. So, I'm only going to give his app a half-star to punish him!"
Reviews and stars are meant to be about the apps. If you have some pet peeve or personal bitch with the dev, then put that mess into a *comment*. You know. Like what I'm doing here. That's why MU has set its pages up the way that it has. It's really easy to make the distinction.
Dec 22, 2013
Version: 2.1.5
I'm having difficulty finding out just what exactly is the difference between the free and paid versions. Yes, I know I could download it to find out, but I don't like doing that with App Store apps because of the way the App Store works.
So, is the free version a demo (time or usage-limited)? Or is it feature-limited compared to the full version? If so, what features are in the free version, and which ones do you have to pay for? If it is a demo, MU should change this listing to reflect that.
Dec 21, 2013
Version: 2.1.4
Thanks for fixing the Mavericks issues. I had to stop using this for a while. I was using HyperDock but I find it inferior to DockView.
Nov 5, 2013
Version: 2.1.3
I too loved DockView 1 and so I purchased V2 to support the developer only to find out it doesn't work with Bartender installed. After I paid for the app and installed it, I just got a notification that it simply doesn't work when running Bartender and I have to quit it.
Would be great if I would have found this info BEFORE I purchased and installed the app!
So, I have quitted Bartender and guess what: even then DockView hangs. Seems I have just purchased an app that simply doesn't work. I know, the dev already knows about the problem and is working on it but this is not the point here.
If the app will be fixed in a short time I will of course adjust my rating as this rating is not about the app itself - as I can't run it - but the above lack of communication.
