WindowKeys

Use a panel to customize keyboard shortcuts for window tiling commands. Works on any keyboard, and can move windows between displays.
Use a panel to customize keyboard shortcuts for window tiling commands. Works on any keyboard, and can move windows between displays.
Keep an always-visible border around the active window in all apps, desktops and workspaces. Width, colour and opacity can all be adjusted.
Drag from the menu bar to create timer overlays. Displays time units from seconds to years. Visual options include fonts, backgrounds and colours. Themes can be saved for re-use.
Change the look of windows, the menu bar, cursors, and icons, plus the sound of your keyboard.
A pair of eyes in the menu bar follows you cursor wherever it goes, because . . . why not?
Import “capes” that modify your mouse cursors, including this pack inspired by Nintendo’s Wii console.
Learn about 10 historical events every day from your menu bar.
“We made the buttons on the screen look so good you’ll want to lick them.” — Steve Jobs in 2000. Customize the lick of your menu bar in matte (Mavericks), flat (Catalina) or glossy (Tiger).
Capture text from images, videos, QR codes and barcodes. Choose from 14 OCR languages. Includes a colour picker for hex and RGB.
Quick Look extension allows you to peek inside folders, even if they’re zipped.
Scan your Mac to see what’s starting up when you turn it on. Login items, launch items, browser extensions and more could be slowing things down. Decide whether to delete or disable.
Make your keyboard sound like a mechanical keyboard with a choice of over a dozen sound effects.
Set up countdowns to important events in your menu bar. You can put them in categories, have them repeat, and create corresponding events in Calendar.