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The special transparent bar (usually at the bottom) of a macOS desktop which houses applications, stacks, and the trashcan or on the home screen of iOS devices that provide easy access to commonly used applications.
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Hide Adium (or any other app's) icon in the dock
I find it really annoying how the Adium icon is always at the dock being useless:
because to open the contact list, you can just use the status bar item, (the dock icon is just a waste of space according … to me):
So is there any way to remove the dock icon of Adium (or preferably any app) and only keep the status bar item (fully functional)? …
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Hide Adium (or any other app's) icon in the dock
LSUIElement:
Specifies whether the app is an agent app, that is, an app that should not appear in the Dock or Force Quit window. … value field, the key is automatically renamed to Application is agent (UIElement)
It should then look like this:
Then you can open up Adium and it will still be in the Menu Bar but no longer in the Dock …
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OSX Dock's Equivalent of Ubuntu Launcher's Super + (1, 2, 3)
All you need to do is change the order of apps in your dock, but you always have the option of setting manual shortcuts for apps that are not on the dock. … The only problem is that it ignores Finder, so if you have Finder first, Cmd+1 for example, will open the second item in your dock. …
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Preventing desktop jump when window is open on another desktop?
Another option is to Ctrl + Click the application's icon in the dock and then click open in new window, this will open it in the current Desktop and a new window of the app. …
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