ActiveDock 2

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John Big Fan of ActiveDock . Here’s why. As far as I can tell, it’s the only OS X dock app that meets my specific use case. As a best practice, having the dock on the vertical edge (left or right) makes the most sense as it takes away almost no useable resolution. I am right-handed so I like the dock on the left side. It’s also under the Apple logo for convenience. (Note: It takes a few days to get used to it, but then it’s worth it.) Now, when I use two monitors, the “second” one is to my left. Unfortunately, the native OS X dock does not give me the choice of which screen I want the dock to appear. It just puts it on the second monitor, left hand side. Enter ActiveDock. The app has more precision on the screen where it appears. So, I can put the AD2 dock on the left side of my main monitor and have the native doc on the left side of the second monitor. Now, you can’t be a power user without some improvement suggestions. There’s a biggie and a little one…

All in all, AD2 works as advertised and covers my use case almost perfectly.

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I’ve use many application launchers (including DockShelf, and uBar 4), but none are as fast and flexible as ActiveDock. ActiveDock is the most adaptable and useable Dock replacement I’ve had the pleasure to use. And, each version just keeps getting better!

I used your app for about 5 minutes before deciding it is well worth paying for a lifetime license

It is great to be able to customise the dock again which has been difficult since 10.6.8. Excellent personal support! Thank you.

I had uBar before, but that was too windows-y for me, ActiveDock really brings the functionality to the Mac interface. Good job!

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Powerful alternative to Apple’s macOS dock. All things considered, ActiveDock is an excellent alternative to the default macOS dock, especially since it comes with extra features such as window previews, dock themes, and a very handy start menu applet.

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I bought the product because you write great software. I like having a second dock, especially with the functionality of ActiveDock which greatly expands the abilities of the Apple Dock. I use the Apple Dock to show active applications only while using ActiveDock contains commonly used apps and the Start Menu for all the rest.