Revisión del editorObjectDock is a Action juego for Windows devices developed by ObjectDock. The latest version of ObjectDock is 2.20 compatible with system version Windows 10 and higher. The last mod was released on 30-jul.-2019 and is available directly on ApkGain.com. ObjectDock is the property and trademark from the developer ObjectDock. Please note that we only provide the original and free package installation without any modifications. Check our "safe download" sign to get the latest report from McAfee to see if the ObjectDock download is completely secure.
Descripción
ObjectDock is a fully functional dock replacement for the standard Windows taskbar.
If you like the look of Mac OS X's dock and want some Mac flair on your computer, ObjectDock is the perfect application to give you a little taste of OS X. Many docks and desktop customization software that ship with computers are usually nothing more than shortcut launchers, but ObjectDock is different. It actually serves as a fully functional replacement for your Windows taskbar. Advertisement sam.cmd.push(function() { sam.display('review-app-page-desktop'); });
Add as many shortcuts to the dock as you want for easy application launching. There's also several widgets you can add to the dock. The weather widget is particularly useful, with auto-updating weather for your location. If you hover over it, the widget will expand with a beautiful animation to reveal a five day forecast.
In use, ObjectDock is incredibly smooth and stable. There are options to optimize for performance or for memory usage. ObjectDock is a viable replacement for your Windows taskbar as it shows minimized windows and shows you which apps are running. You'll have to fork over for the full version to get features like system tray support and the ever useful "Aero peak" feature introduced with Windows 7 , though.
Overall, ObjectDock is a great taskbar replacement that's incredibly stable and useful. Highly recommended.
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