This software restores iTunes to its original Aqua state.
AguaT for iTunes is a software solution that caters to users who appreciate subtle and sublime contrasting gradients in the Aqua style. If you find iTunes 7 too reminiscent of Windows XP with its straight gray gradients, AguaT may be what you need. After all, what was wrong with the Aqua style in the first place?
AguaT offers a comprehensive Aqua solution for iTunes 7, emphasizing that change for change's sake isn't necessarily a good thing. One of the things that immediately strikes users about the new iTunes 7 interface is its newly styled play buttons and new, darker source menu highlight. AguaT restores both of these elements to their original Aqua state.
Moreover, the software ensures that the scroll button widgets conform back to the Aqua theme in sync with Tiger. Users are delighted to see the old green icons, which are back to their subtly shaded glory. In addition, AguaT reintroduces the bottom buttons that were metallized many versions ago, ensuring that they are back in style and looking better than ever. Even the new view selector is shiny, enhancing the overall experience.
In one last stroke, AguaT renames iTunes' file types, making them more informative and concise. Users can now have a column that says 'MP3' instead of 'MPEG Audio File' or 'AAC' instead of 'AAC Audio File.' This dramatic simplification saves screen space if the Kind column is visible in iTunes and eliminates the need for ellipses, making it more informative.
Overall, AguaT for iTunes is a blessing for Aqua lovers who want to enjoy the old feel of their favorite software while keeping up with the latest versions.
AguaT offers a comprehensive Aqua solution for iTunes 7, emphasizing that change for change's sake isn't necessarily a good thing. One of the things that immediately strikes users about the new iTunes 7 interface is its newly styled play buttons and new, darker source menu highlight. AguaT restores both of these elements to their original Aqua state.
Moreover, the software ensures that the scroll button widgets conform back to the Aqua theme in sync with Tiger. Users are delighted to see the old green icons, which are back to their subtly shaded glory. In addition, AguaT reintroduces the bottom buttons that were metallized many versions ago, ensuring that they are back in style and looking better than ever. Even the new view selector is shiny, enhancing the overall experience.
In one last stroke, AguaT renames iTunes' file types, making them more informative and concise. Users can now have a column that says 'MP3' instead of 'MPEG Audio File' or 'AAC' instead of 'AAC Audio File.' This dramatic simplification saves screen space if the Kind column is visible in iTunes and eliminates the need for ellipses, making it more informative.
Overall, AguaT for iTunes is a blessing for Aqua lovers who want to enjoy the old feel of their favorite software while keeping up with the latest versions.
What's New
Version 1.4: N/A