A free and user-friendly launcher designed for Mac devices.
If you're someone who wants to launch multiple applications, files, folders or browser tabs quickly on their Mac, then LaunchList is an app you should definitely consider. It's a small and free Mac OS X application that makes it very simple to open a group of stuff at the same time.
With LaunchList, you have the ability to add any application, file, folder, or web address to the list. You can do that either by manually typing in their names, paths, or addresses or by just dragging and dropping them onto the app.
Once you've configured a LaunchList, launching it is pretty straightforward. You just need to run the LaunchList app (click!) and then choose "launch" (or press "return") (click!) and voila! All the items in the list will be launched simultaneously.
Another great feature of LaunchList is that you can make multiple copies of it by duplicating the first one using Finder. Each copy will have its own list of items, name (you can rename it to whatever you want), preferences, and icon. You can even change the app's icon if you want, and here's some info on how to do it.
Lastly, if you need to prevent certain items from launching, you can easily uncheck them from the list. And don't worry, they'll be checked again by default the next time you run the app.
Overall, if you want to increase your productivity and save some time on your Mac, LaunchList is definitely worth trying out.
With LaunchList, you have the ability to add any application, file, folder, or web address to the list. You can do that either by manually typing in their names, paths, or addresses or by just dragging and dropping them onto the app.
Once you've configured a LaunchList, launching it is pretty straightforward. You just need to run the LaunchList app (click!) and then choose "launch" (or press "return") (click!) and voila! All the items in the list will be launched simultaneously.
Another great feature of LaunchList is that you can make multiple copies of it by duplicating the first one using Finder. Each copy will have its own list of items, name (you can rename it to whatever you want), preferences, and icon. You can even change the app's icon if you want, and here's some info on how to do it.
Lastly, if you need to prevent certain items from launching, you can easily uncheck them from the list. And don't worry, they'll be checked again by default the next time you run the app.
Overall, if you want to increase your productivity and save some time on your Mac, LaunchList is definitely worth trying out.
What's New
Version 0.7: N/A