DashOpener is a tool that provides an alternative to accessing widgets in Dashboard's Widget Bar. It offers a more convenient and flexible way of syncing and managing widgets.
If you're looking for an easy way to access your widgets, DashOpener Widget may be the solution you need. This alternative to the default Widget Bar offered by Dashboard provides you with a faster and more compact interface for your installed widgets.
One great feature of DashOpener is that you can now manage your widgets directly from the dashboard. This feature allows you to activate or deactivate widgets, as well as move them to the trash, all from within the widget.
The DashOpener Widget also has a convenient list of all the installed widgets by name. When you click on the name of a widget, it will open automatically, making it super easy to access your widgets whenever you need them.
Another bonus is that when you're not using DashOpener, you can simply click on the widget's name to minimize the interface and save screen space.
What's even better is that you can customize the number of columns and the width of each column to meet your specific needs. This feature is especially nice for users who prefer a more personalized experience.
For those who have used DashOpener before, the newest release has many exciting updates. Now, it supports the display of widgets in multiple columns, and these columns can be resized to fit your needs. The new "management" interface allows you to enable or disable widgets or move them to the trash quickly.
One great feature is that when you disable a widget, it appends a string "disabled" to the file name of the widget. This makes the widget invisible to both DashOpener and the Dashboard bar itself, making it more convenient to keep things organized. This feature also makes the management of the widgets consistent with the preference pane "Widget Manager."
Overall, DashOpener Widget has many enhancements that make it a worthwhile addition to Dashboard. It's easy to use, customizable, and makes managing your widgets a breeze.
One great feature of DashOpener is that you can now manage your widgets directly from the dashboard. This feature allows you to activate or deactivate widgets, as well as move them to the trash, all from within the widget.
The DashOpener Widget also has a convenient list of all the installed widgets by name. When you click on the name of a widget, it will open automatically, making it super easy to access your widgets whenever you need them.
Another bonus is that when you're not using DashOpener, you can simply click on the widget's name to minimize the interface and save screen space.
What's even better is that you can customize the number of columns and the width of each column to meet your specific needs. This feature is especially nice for users who prefer a more personalized experience.
For those who have used DashOpener before, the newest release has many exciting updates. Now, it supports the display of widgets in multiple columns, and these columns can be resized to fit your needs. The new "management" interface allows you to enable or disable widgets or move them to the trash quickly.
One great feature is that when you disable a widget, it appends a string "disabled" to the file name of the widget. This makes the widget invisible to both DashOpener and the Dashboard bar itself, making it more convenient to keep things organized. This feature also makes the management of the widgets consistent with the preference pane "Widget Manager."
Overall, DashOpener Widget has many enhancements that make it a worthwhile addition to Dashboard. It's easy to use, customizable, and makes managing your widgets a breeze.
What's New
Version 1.2: N/A