Meet OpenFolders. iPhone-style folders for the Mac Dock.
Too many apps in my Dock annoys me. Not having enough of them annoys me too. I like it clean and thin.
So I brought the iPhone's folder design over. Hover a folder, its apps pop up in a row right above it.
Built it in a day, PRs welcome.
Free and open source: https://t.co/kXEuDfYIUy
@Ga_Vasques Should try my open source project, looks like your Dock could use it 😄 iPhone-style folders for the macOS Dock, free and MIT:
https://t.co/D2iaPwzt2P
Meet OpenFolders. iPhone-style folders for the Mac Dock.
Too many apps in my Dock annoys me. Not having enough of them annoys me too. I like it clean and thin.
So I brought the iPhone's folder design over. Hover a folder, its apps pop up in a row right above it.
Built it in a day, PRs welcome.
Free and open source: https://t.co/kXEuDfYIUy
I feel like anyone who talks bad of Argon just have issue with connecting and really utilizing each models pros and cons. Or just pocket not steep enough
API version 2026-10-21 is now available.
The Claude API has evolved a lot, but this is our first official version release since 2023. We plan to release versions more often so you can handle breaking changes before a new model requires them.
2023-06-01 is not deprecated.
There are good paid apps that put folders in the Mac Dock. I wanted one that opens on hover, looks like part of the Dock, and that I could read the code of.
So OpenFolders is free and MIT. Comparison and install in the images.
If you've used DockPops or uBar, what do you miss when you switch?
Meet OpenFolders. iPhone-style folders for the Mac Dock.
Too many apps in my Dock annoys me. Not having enough of them annoys me too. I like it clean and thin.
So I brought the iPhone's folder design over. Hover a folder, its apps pop up in a row right above it.
Built it in a day, PRs welcome.
Free and open source: https://t.co/kXEuDfYIUy