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Dock-style program launchers are great if you have 10-15 applications that you use all the time. But if you have dozens of applications that you regularly need to launch, you can quickly fill up a utility like RocketDock with more program icons than you can fit on your desk. sTabLauncher solves this problem by letting you create tabs in your dock. You can populate each Tab with as many icons as you like.
sTabLauncher is highly customizable. You can change the appearance of the whole dock, lock it to the top of your screen or the bottom, or customize individual tabs. Right-clicking on a tab lets you add programs and descriptions. You can even rearrange tabs by dragging and dropping them.
sTabLauncher also happens to be free and doesn't eat up much RAM.
[via CyberNet]
sTabLauncher is highly customizable. You can change the appearance of the whole dock, lock it to the top of your screen or the bottom, or customize individual tabs. Right-clicking on a tab lets you add programs and descriptions. You can even rearrange tabs by dragging and dropping them.
sTabLauncher also happens to be free and doesn't eat up much RAM.
[via CyberNet]
Comments
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Subscribe to commentsPeter KirnFeb 18th 2008 7:53PM
Holy crap, it's the old Launcher from Mac OS. Party like it's ... when was that? 1997?
Of course, if you liked it then, you might still like it now. :)
hazardFeb 18th 2008 9:55PM
.. it's a pity Apple decided to downgrade it's functionality when they introduced The Dock .. but don't take my word for it ..http://www.asktog.com/columns/044top10docksucks.html
hazardFeb 18th 2008 10:01PM
it seems quite good after a quick play it .. however, I'll stick with JetToolBar for now until I can be bothered setting up another launcher.
Peter KirnFeb 18th 2008 11:09PM
Ah, yes. It was DragThing I'm thinking of? And I'm trying to remember, but I believe that one of those utilities actually preceded Apple's effort?
Anyway, DragThing lives on:
http://www.dragthing.com/english/about.html
But a lot of us now prefer keyboard-entry launchers (QuickSilver, etc.) on any OS. Pretty happy with Launchy on Windows. I guess this helps if you forget what something is called. ;)
skimFeb 19th 2008 7:45AM
I don't know why Keybreeze doesn't get mentioned more. It's the best application launcher bar none.
dsfgdsgFeb 19th 2008 7:52AM
ffs, all this blog does is reccomend shitty programs like this one, if anyone wanted anything like this they would download stardock programs because they are the best and everyone knows it (bittorrent?) fucking AOL are complete bollocks
CJFeb 21st 2008 12:01PM
bitter much?