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The native Dock mostly knows apps. InfyniDock makes the actual window the first-class target, so users can preview, identify, and activate the exact window they need.
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The native Dock mostly knows apps. InfyniDock makes the actual window the first-class target, so users can preview, identify, and activate the exact window they need.
Hover or open a switcher to see live window previews. This is especially useful when Chrome, Finder, Xcode, chat apps, or terminals all have several similar windows.
Use a shortcut to open a floating selector, scan the available windows, and activate the one you want without traveling back to the Dock.
MacBook users can switch with trackpad gestures. Desktop users can use Option plus mouse wheel or directional shortcuts. The preview helps users know where they are going before activation.
A workspace is not just a desktop. It is a saved task context: coding, writing, support, research, design, or operations. One Dock target can bring back a whole group of windows.
Use bottom, left, right, semi-hide, or fullscreen Dock styles. Each display can have its own behavior, so a MacBook screen and an external monitor do not need the same layout.
InfyniDock can show active-window indicators, custom tags, colors, icon effects, and privacy-blurred previews for selected apps when recording demos.