A macOS-like dock component made with WebComponents
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A macOS-like dock component made with WebComponents
A small macOS menubar app designed to hide the dock on selected spaces.
Run multiple independent instances of Mac apps with separate accounts, profiles, and data where supported. Give each instance its own Dock icon without copying, modifying, or re-signing the original app. Preserve native updates, create Web Apps, and customize launch arguments and environments.
Automatic setup for your Mac
In This Project Windows 11/10 will feel en look like MacOS but still with al the features that Windows has to offer. This project is for the people who like the MacOS look but don't want to buy a Mac because the software supports not all the features of Windows.
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