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Simply drag the window to one of the sides of the screen and it snaps there. Every open Mac window can be resized into the top, bottom, left or right half of your screen size. You can also use keyboard shortcuts or the menu bar to manage your Mac windows.
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Focus is a Mac app that sits in your menu-bar and helps you block websites and applications.
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File Cabinet Pro is the file manager for your macOS menu bar. Quickly navigate to files without cluttering your desktop. Open, move, rename, compress, tag, trash, copy and paste files, all from the menu bar.
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Cardhop solely lives in your menu bar and makes managing contacts much easier. Its powerful natural language input field lets you quickly search, add, edit, and interact.
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Mount your different cloud storages and web servers to your Mac as local drives. Now you can open cloud storage (Google Drive, Microsoft OneDrive, Dropbox, FTP/FTPS, WebDAV, Amazon s3, and SFTP) as if it were an external drive.
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Snagit makes it easy and intuitive to capture images or record video. Edit and annotate screenshots with a few clicks.
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With Gestimer, you can create quick timebased reminders. Simply drag the Gestimer menu bar icon onto the screen to create your reminder. Click on the icon to view all your reminders as a list.
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Most people pretend one browser is enough. The rest of us know better. Bumpr lets you choose where every link opens, so you can separate work and private browsing, test across browsers, or try something new without commitment. It handles mailto links just as smoothly, opening them in your preferred email app or Gmail in the browser you trust, with optional extensions that fit neatly into your daily workflow.
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Endurance increases your Mac’s battery life by removing unwanted applications and shutting down programs that suck up the maximum amount of energy. On a typical Mac notebook, this can help your Mac run for 20 per cent longer.
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TinyCal brings Google and Apple Calendar to your Mac in a clean, compact view that keeps your schedule within reach. You can add events and reminders in seconds, display multiple months, combine personal and business calendars, and even include holidays from countries and religions worldwide, all without interrupting your workflow.
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