Getting started
Five minutes to a dock that is yours: pin what you use, learn the palette, and add a widget.
Pin what you use
Drag an app, folder or link onto the dock. Or press Option-Space, find it, and press Command-P. Right-click a pin to rename it, change its icon or remove it.
In the DockRun window, Docks lists every pin: reorder, hide with the eye, or select several to hide or remove at once.
The command palette
Option-Space opens it anywhere. With nothing typed it shows what you used lately and every app on your Mac as a grid; arrow keys move, Return opens. Type to search apps, files, links, workspaces and workflows.
Narrow a search with a prefix such as app:, ws:, wf: or file:.
Widgets and clipboard
Point at the widgets icon on the dock, or press its shortcut, to slide out the widget dock. Widgets > Top Panel adds a panel that drops from the top edge, with search and a file shelf.
Turn on clipboard history in Settings > Clipboard to keep text, links, pictures and files you copied.
Make it look right
Settings > Dock Style changes the background (Liquid Glass, solid or transparent), colour theme, icon colour, size and spacing, with a preview over light and dark desktops.
Download DockRun and follow this guide on your own Mac.
Frequently asked
Yes. In Settings > Floating Dock, DockRun can hide the macOS Dock while it runs and puts it back exactly as it was.
Settings > Shortcuts.