#Dragthing 64 bit mac download
Works when added manually on macOS 10.14 Mojave and 10.15 Catalina beta Fix: Dragging one of the scroll zones indicators would trigger a crash (Thanks, Aydin Yulug, Bob Embry, Arne Eickenberg!).Works when added manually on macOS 10.14 Mojave and 10.15 Catalina New: Toggle for Grab Scroll's snap-to-axis, so it can be turned off when more convenient (Thanks, Alexander H!).Fix: Opening Smart Scroll in System Preferences no longer hangs for 20 seconds, on some macOS 10.14 Mojave and 10.15 Catalina systems.Fix for System Preferences freezing when Smart Scroll is turned on, on 10.15 Catalina and 10.14 Mojave.If Smart Scroll cannot start at login, it now gives a link to a small tool that should fix the problem.Vector Scroll now shows its icon again when triggered (Thanks, Paul Zeitoun!).Fix: Auto and Hover Scroll now work in Word, Excel and other applications that only partially support Accessibility guidelines.Compatible with M1 Macs (as previous versions already were).smartscroll://autoScroll (Thanks, New: You can now set regular key combinations for Scroll Keys (Thanks,Tomasz Wilczyński!) New: Activate Grab Scroll, Hover Scroll, Auto Scroll and Scroll Keys with URL activation, e.g.New: Grab Scroll with a Trackball by clicking a button and then moving the cursor.New: CPU and energy usage reduced to zero when idle.New: Universal version runs natively on M1 and Intel Macs.Fix: Nudge cursor to stop works again (Thanks, Paul Zeitoun!).Fix: Grab Scroll and Vector Scroll work again when used other than by dragging (Thanks, Karl Erbach, Bryan Conley!).New: Smart Scroll is still in System Preferences, but the engine is now installed in Applications, where there should be no weird permission errors.New: Single-letter hotkeys are now possible, in settings other than for "All Applications".Alternate version: Download Smart Scroll 4.4.4 for OS X before Yosemite (1.5 MB).Various fixes and improvements for macOS 13 Ventura.DragThing can preview a variety of files, in many graphics, text, movie, and audio formats. Select that item and a small preview window appears, displaying its contents. You can preview a container’s contents from its contextual menu: If an item can be previewed, a small triangle icon appears next to it.
Drag the item to wherever you’d like it and let go of the mouse button: the item will be copied or moved to that location. When you drag an item onto a DragThing container, the container’s icon will blink and then its contents will appear. If you like spring-loaded folders in OS X, you’ll love them in DragThing. Clippings support gives DragThing some of the capabilities of a dedicated text-expansion utility like You can then insert that text into a document (or e-mail or whatever) either by dragging-and-dropping it from the dock to wherever you want it or by selecting Copy to Clipboard or Paste Clip Into (and then choosing a target application) from a contextual menu. Control-click on a dock, choose New Text Clipping, and in the window that appears paste or create your text. This is really useful if you have a lot docks and don’t want them cluttering up your desktop.Ĭlippings are bits of boilerplate text. Drawers are docks that hide off-screen only a small tab remains on the top, bottom, left, or right edge of your display.
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