Windows-style taskbar for macOS. Quick ⌥Tab toggles between your last two windows, project names on Cursor & VS Code buttons, and full customization.
⬇ Download v1.3.5v1.3.5 · macOS 12+ · Universal Binary (Intel + Apple Silicon) · ~2.7 MB
All open windows displayed in a taskbar at the bottom of your screen, grouped and sorted — click to switch instantly.
Quick ⌥Tab toggles between the last two windows — just like Windows. Hold ⌥ and press Tab to cycle through all open windows.
Taskbar buttons show the open project folder (e.g. Taskbar64) instead of a generic app name — even with multiple editor windows open.
Automatically detects your macOS Dock position and size, placing taskbar buttons around it without overlap.
Adjust colors, opacity, fonts, corner radius, shadows, button sizes and spacing — make it match your style.
Built-in localization with support for multiple languages. Automatically detects your system language.
Pure Swift, no Electron, no bloat. Runs as a menu bar app with minimal resource usage. Launch at login support.
Open the DMG and drag BadCode64 Window Manager to your Applications folder.
On first launch, go to System Settings → Privacy & Security → Accessibility and enable the app. This lets it see your open windows.
Your taskbar appears at the bottom of the screen. Click any window button to switch. Tap ⌥Tab to flip between the last two windows; hold ⌥ and press Tab to cycle through all. Customize everything from the menu bar icon → Settings.
Free to download and use. If you like it, consider supporting development.
⬇ Download v1.3.5Requires macOS 12 Monterey or later · Universal Binary (Intel + Apple Silicon) · ~2.7 MB
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