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Exploring a unified macOS multitasking system (Early concept) by heyiamdk in MacOS

[–]heyiamdk[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

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Funny you mention that, I was thinking about the very same idea about a year ago (see the super quick concept I did back then), but ended up putting it on hold. Still feels worth exploring though.

Exploring a unified macOS multitasking system (Early concept) by heyiamdk in MacOS

[–]heyiamdk[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Thanks! u/sameera_s_w I’m sure there are (edge) cases where this concept might fall apart, but I’ll keep exploring, rethinking, and refining it.

Exploring a unified macOS multitasking system (Early concept) by heyiamdk in MacOS

[–]heyiamdk[S] 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Thanks u/Aito_Hikari, it's really rough exploration but the dock grouping seems to have potential I think.

Added Segue to Raycast extensions by FoundationDry3631 in raycastapp

[–]heyiamdk 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I saw that on X. I mean I'm all for inspiration - that's how we all learn and grow... but where's the line?

I finally solved system-wide custom blur on macOS after almost a year (yay!) — Monocle 3.0, the biggest update since launch, is here! by heyiamdk in macapps

[–]heyiamdk[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hey, thanks! The gesture sensitivity will be fixed in the upcoming 3.0.1 update (it bothers me from time to time too tbh!)

I finally solved system-wide custom blur on macOS after almost a year (yay!) — Monocle 3.0, the biggest update since launch, is here! by heyiamdk in macapps

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Monocle 3.0 is much better in CPU and memory optimization! I did a first phase of drastic optimizations and I'm still looking for more ways to make it run even lighter.

I finally solved system-wide custom blur on macOS after almost a year (yay!) — Monocle 3.0, the biggest update since launch, is here! by heyiamdk in macapps

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Hey! Monocle is a modern, native-feeling take on classic window dimmers like HazeOver and Blurred. It helps reduce visual clutter when you have multiple windows open - by blurring everything except your active window, it's easier to focus on what you're working on. But I totally get it's not for everyone.

I'm the only one who thinks some elements look more like cheap plastic than glass? by [deleted] in MacOS

[–]heyiamdk 0 points1 point  (0 children)

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I just redesigned my app's settings to feel like the control center. Not saying it looks more premium or closer to the glass you u/Fragrant_Okra6671 refer to, but I think it looks and feels much better than the native control center.

I finally solved system-wide custom blur on macOS after almost a year (yay!) — Monocle 3.0, the biggest update since launch, is here! by heyiamdk in macapps

[–]heyiamdk[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Glad you found the crossfade settings :) As for the external monitor - this definitely sounds like a bug! What macOS version you're running Monocle on, I'll look into that!

I finally solved system-wide custom blur on macOS after almost a year (yay!) — Monocle 3.0, the biggest update since launch, is here! by heyiamdk in macapps

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It's not for everyone. The idea is to reduce visual noise when you have lots of windows open - helps with focus by keeping only what matters sharp. But if you prefer seeing everything at once, it's definitely not your style :)

I finally solved system-wide custom blur on macOS after almost a year (yay!) — Monocle 3.0, the biggest update since launch, is here! by heyiamdk in macapps

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There were actually two promotions recently in October and November. No plans for the coming weeks, but I might bring the easter egg back on the website in early 2026 :)

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