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I've been looking for something like this for months, ever since I switched from Windows for work. I miss foobar2000
The developers of Foobar2000 released a Mac app recently [1], not under active development and with very limited functionality but I hope for more. [1] https://www.foobar2000.org/mac
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Some really nice folks are trying to figure out the whole "not iTunes" issue - it's called hyperamp: https://github.com/hypermodules/hyperamp
> electron HN hates election apps :-/
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You can drag it and move it wherever you want. I usually put mine in the top 2/3rds of my screen as I'm a habitual +space
Fun fact: if you press and hold the spotlight icon in the menu bar, the spotlight window is reset to its default position.
Closed source? Meh
"Please don't post shallow dismissals, especially of other people's work."
If you'd read https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html and follow the rules when commenting here, we'd appreciate it.
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Fun fact: if you press and hold the spotlight icon in the menu bar, the spotlight window is reset to its default position.
I never understood why Apple always hides functionality beneath undiscoverable gestures. Especially on iOS where once I had a friend complain that they cannot see the time that a message was sent or received. I had to show them to hold and swipe so they can see the hidden column of times. I guess they don’t want to clutter up at the interface with things like labels and options.
But sometimes a quick look at the manual is all that's needed,
> Tip: To see what time a message was sent or received, drag a bubble to the left.
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Fun fact: if you press and hold the spotlight icon in the menu bar, the spotlight window is reset to its default position.
I never understood why Apple always hides functionality beneath undiscoverable gestures. Especially on iOS where once I had a friend complain that they cannot see the time that a message was sent or received. I had to show them to hold and swipe so they can see the hidden column of times. I guess they don’t want to clutter up at the interface with things like labels and options.
The problem is, it takes away from power usage, and now that's a lot of users alienated. Another example is the three button mouse. Steve didn't want any buttons at all, remember, but settled on one. So we have command-x/c/v instead of left click select and middle click paste like in X windows.