macOS Dock replacement
Use InfyniDock Full Dock for persistent app and window access, FloatDock for an on-demand selector, or Notch Dock for a top-of-screen tray. Keep the native Dock available while you choose the workflow that fits.
By the InfyniDock team. Guide reviewed on . Release notes · Setup guide
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The problem
The macOS Dock launches apps and offers window menus; Mission Control provides a system overview. If you repeatedly look for one browser project, Finder location, or editor window, you may prefer a selector with titles and live previews.
The InfyniDock workflow
Choose a persistent Dock or a temporary window selector. Identify the destination by its title and preview, then activate that supported window. Add folders, Dock profiles, or saved workspaces when you need repeated access to a group of apps or windows.
Keep the native Dock available while you choose an access style. InfyniDock runs as a separate application; adopting a window selector does not require changing macOS system files.
Open two Finder locations, two browser windows, or two editor projects you switch between during real work. Use these same windows throughout setup.
Download the official DMG and follow the setup guide. Accessibility enables supported window control; Screen Recording enables previews and Mini Window. Check two ordinary windows before testing a complex desktop.
Try FloatDock for a temporary keyboard selector, Notch Dock for a top-of-screen tray, or Full Dock for persistent app and window access. Check the configured shortcuts and avoid a combination already used by another utility.
Use a Dock folder to group related application launchers. Save a Dock profile when you want to reuse its arrangement and settings. Use a workspace for supported open-window groups and layouts.
Repeat your window-selection task on the desktops and displays you use. Make sure the target title, preview, activation, and position match your expectations before relying on the setup.
A macOS Dock replacement changes or extends the default Dock workflow with more control over apps, windows, previews, organization, and customization.
Some Mac users need more precise window switching, better previews, multi-display behavior, workspace profiles, or deeper customization than the native Dock provides.
Yes. InfyniDock keeps a Dock-centered workflow while adding window-level switching, live previews, hotkeys, workspaces, and customization.
No. You can keep the native Dock and start with FloatDock or Notch Dock. Full Dock offers a persistent alternative interface, but this setup guide does not require replacing macOS system files.
The tray can be opened through its menu-bar icon or a configured shortcut. Physical-notch hover depends on the display; an external monitor does not need a hardware notch for those other entry points.
Dock profiles save Dock arrangements and settings. Workspaces group supported windows and layouts. Neither should be treated as a backup for unsaved documents or a guarantee that every app session and browser tab can be restored.