This sample demonstrates different ways to create custom menus, including a popup menu with a custom view, and a popup window that behaves like a menu and handles user interactions properly. This sample was created as part of a WWDC 2010 session on key event handling in Cocoa applications.
MagicMenu is a free utility for Mac OS X that allows users to auto-hide the top menu bar in any app, including the Finder.
Specify where (position) and what size you want newly opened Finder windows to appear.
Mouse Distance Measurer tracks and displays the distance your mouse travels.
OptionSpace gives fast keyboard access to every menu item on Mac OS X apps, eliminating the need to use the mouse or memorize keyboard combinations.
Quickly add startup tasks to OS X using launchd services.
Wake up sleeping computers supporting Wake-on-LAN.
ShapeShifter theme unifies Mac OS interface, smoothing out progress and scroll bars and using the "Platinum" gradient throughout.
Computer Glasses II magnifies a portion of the screen to read fine print or images, with adjustable magnification and width.
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