LAUNCHBAR 6 FOR WINDOWS SOFTWARE

There are several applications for managing windows, but Divvy ticks all the boxes I am interested in. Most developers prefer to keep their hands on the keyboard as much as possible. Keeping windows organized, especially on a notebook, can be a pain. I really enjoy the bells and whistles LaunchBar ships with, such as rules, its clipboard manager, and support for extensions. But LaunchBar is much more than an application launcher. I use Alfred from time to time, but LaunchBar is my preferred application launcher. I use it in almost every project I work on. A few weeks ago, Itty Bitty Apps introduced the next major release with support for application extensions and view debugging over USB. Reveal is more powerful, and more stable, than Xcode's view debugger. RevealĮven though Xcode ships with a view debugger, Reveal is worth every penny. It is powerful, flexible, and easy on the eyes. It is interesting to see how Paw has successfully made its way into a market that is crowded with free alternatives. This beautifully designed macOS application lets you send and inspect HTTP requests. Paw advertises itself as 'the most advanced API tool for Mac' and it may be right.

LAUNCHBAR 6 FOR WINDOWS SOFTWARE

While I mostly use the command line for simple operations, Tower is an indispensable piece of software in my workflow. But Tower is the best I have come across over the years. Atlassian even offers a free solution, SourceTree. There are many macOS clients available for working with Git. The suite of applications, developed by Agile Bits, is best in class, bar none. This popular password manager lets securely store almost anything, from passwords and credit cards to software licenses and private keys.

I don't remember how or when I stumbled upon 1Password, but I am glad that I did.

Launchbar 6 for windows