So after using:
Apple Terminal
iTerm2
ZOC Terminal
Termius
Hyper
Warp
I have to say Warp is the best terminal emulator I have tried so far.
I can't find a way to disable Warp AI but it doesn't get in the way and you have to open a side window to use it to ask a question.This, https://www.warp.dev?
Does look pretty good; can you turn off the OpenAI implementation? Says it only sends data you specifically enter for the AI but it would be nice to disable to prevent accidents.
Bartender 5 has been on the cards for a while, I emailed them about something else a while ago and they told me it was coming. I'll be buying that straight away (ie now). It does more than just remove that annoying blob.Those running Bartender 4 will need to upgrade to Bartender 5 to stop a message about it viewing your screen (it doesn't, it only views the menu bar). It's a free upgrade if you bought it within the last year I think, otherwise it's an £8 upgrade. Bit frustrating that you have to pay in some situations, it could have just been a software update.
I don't mind a crowded menu on the Studio because of the huge screen but I do keep mine trimmed right back on the MBA with multiple apps only showing on updates.Yes. Hugely annoying. My toolbar is definitely getting out of hand.
What option is this? I just use MacUpdater so I don't think I would use this feature?Bartender 5 removes 'Show for updates' and there's no work around. I'm not happy.
It's the option that only shows certain icons when they change. So for example, I have the creative cloud icon hidden unless it shows a red dot overlayed.What option is this? I just use MacUpdater so I don't think I would use this feature?
Ah, that might be quite useful for some stuff.It's the option that only shows certain icons when they change. So for example, I have the creative cloud icon hidden unless it shows a red dot overlayed.
I've been using that for about a year. It makes so much difference.AltTab
Windows-esque alt-tab switcher (shows windows not just apps) with a shed load of options and customisations.
Price - FREE.
https://alt-tab-macos.netlify.app
Latest release (Github) - https://github.com/lwouis/alt-tab-macos/releases
Only just discovered it but it does make life a lot easier if you have to switch around apps and windows; the standard switcher is pants.I've been using that for about a year. It makes so much difference.
That’s what I use. Swipe up with three fingers (or is it four fingers, I have no idea, I just do it without thinking about it), tap. Job done. One handed, my hand is probably on the trackpad already.* Someone is going to saying there's Mission Control but, it's not the same.
Unless i've missed something, you can't cycle through using keys/shortcut so you're having to use the mouse. Arguably, i find alt-tab a lot quicker than Mission Control.That’s what I use.
Nope......my hand is probably on the trackpad already.