Do you miss the old-style macOS volume changing indicator, located at lower-center on your display? So do we, so we added it back. Introducing Hudlum.
Choose between two line styles and a number of sizes for the indicator. Then just change your volume…
manytricks.com/hudlum/
ALT Hudlum adds a volume-changing indicator right where you expect to see it.
Moom 4.3 is out with some new features, bug fixes, and workarounds for a number of apps.
One new feature: Use the Move to Edge or Corner action to either move to an edge without centering (the old behavior) or move to an edge while centering.
manytricks.com/blog/?p=6589
Moom 4.2 adds app launching to saved layouts. Combine that with macOS' ability to restore windows, and it's one click from a blank screen to organized windows in multiple apps.
There are some other nice changes, too…
manytricks.com/blog/?p=6574
We released updates to Desktop Curtain and Time Sink today–the first updates in many years. Not because they were abandoned, but because they just kept on working.
Biggest news is rewritten in-app help, now online as well.
manytricks.com/blog/?p=6545
If you use our Witch window switching app and Chrome, there are two issues with recent Chrome releases: Tabs are only listed when Chrome is in the foreground, and if you use custom-named windows, those names won’t show in the switcher.
More details here: manytricks.com/blog/?p=6520
Our customers can now receive new license file download links any time they wish—before, all such requests had to be manually processed. But no more.
manytricks.com/licenselookup…
A bit more detail on what's going on behind the scenes is here:
manytricks.com/blog/?p=6514
Moom 4.1.3 is out with a number of small bug fixes and one improved dialog. Update in app or by downloading a fresh copy of the app from our site.
manytricks.com/blog/?p=6507
Moom 4.1.1 is out and it's “Sequoia aware,” and will disable macOS’ related built-in snap features when the corresponding Moom feature is active. We also improved a bunch of other little things…
manytricks.com/blog/?p=6487
The Moom 4 launch sale ends at 11:59:59pm east coast USA time on Wed, Sept 4th. If you’ve been on the fence about upgrading (or purchasing), now’s the time to act. Normal pricing is $8 for upgrades ($6 on sale), and $15 for the full app ($10 on sale).
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Keyboard aficionados: Learn how to access Moom’s custom actions via a pop-up window. You can get to all of you custom actions via a built-in feature, or access saved layouts using Alfred, Keyboard Maestro, or macOS Shortcuts.
manytricks.com/blog/?p=6456
ALT Moom's built-in all-actions pop-up window.
ALT An Alfred workflow to access Moom's saved layouts.
ALT A Keyboard Maestro macro to select Moom's saved layouts.
Moom 4.1 is out, with two oft-requested new features: Your assigned keyboard shortcuts now show up in Settings’ sidebar, and drop zones can be activated by dragging a window while holding down a modifier key.
We also squashed a few bugs.
manytricks.com/blog/?p=6448
ALT Drop zones via modifier key drags.
ALT No longer in hiding, you can easily see your assigned keyboard shortcuts.
Moom 4.0.1 is out, with three minor fixes. Update in-app or by downloading a new copy from Moom's web page (you won't lose your settings).
manytricks.com/blog/?p=6440
Today: Moom 4 is out!
In addition to what you've seen here the last few days, layouts can be applied to any open windows, you can navigate all custom actions via an onscreen menu, new help (which is online, too!), and oh so much more.
manytricks.com/blog/?p=6385