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DashPane – macOS window switcher, no account, no subscription, pure Swift
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Re: DashPane – macOS window switcher, no account, no subscription, pure Swift
#2Bugs like these in the very thing which is supposed to convince me of buying do not exactly increase my trust :-)
Re: DashPane – macOS window switcher, no account, no subscription, pure Swift
#3Re: DashPane – macOS window switcher, no account, no subscription, pure Swift
#4AI marketing copy. Gives the impression that it might be some sloppily vibe coded app.
Why not spend 10 minutes to write something genuine? First impressions matter.
Re: DashPane – macOS window switcher, no account, no subscription, pure Swift
#5Wanted to try a demo, but instead of downloading it time-limited or something, there's some kind of Web demo. But it's buggy in that it at least does not scroll the list at all when using the cursor keys instead of the mouse. Bugs like these in the very thing which is supposed to convince me of buying do not exactly increase my trust :-)
Re: DashPane – macOS window switcher, no account, no subscription, pure Swift
#6> Not a tiling manager, not a workspace organizer — just the fastest way to find and switch to any window AI marketing copy. Gives the impression that it might be some sloppily vibe coded app. Why not spend 10 minutes to write something genuine? First impressions matter.
Re: DashPane – macOS window switcher, no account, no subscription, pure Swift
#7What is the benefit of this app over the long-established open-source AltTab? https://github.com/lwouis/alt-tab-macos
Re: DashPane – macOS window switcher, no account, no subscription, pure Swift
#8What is the benefit of this app over the long-established open-source AltTab? https://github.com/lwouis/alt-tab-macos
Re: DashPane – macOS window switcher, no account, no subscription, pure Swift
#9Wanted to try a demo, but instead of downloading it time-limited or something, there's some kind of Web demo. But it's buggy in that it at least does not scroll the list at all when using the cursor keys instead of the mouse. Bugs like these in the very thing which is supposed to convince me of buying do not exactly increase my trust :-)