A tiny macOS app that stops your Dock from jumping between monitors
A tiny macOS app that stops your Dock from jumping between monitors
Not much to say here. It's been driving me nuts for years, so I built it with some help from Claude. I still can't believe the operating system doesn't support this natively. How does it work? It detects when your mouse is at the very bottom of the screen and moves it back up a few pixels. That's it. MacOS's dock-jumping behavior is triggered when your mouse is at the bottom edge of the screen. Moving the cursor back up 2-3 pixels prevents the jump. Free and open-source, of course. Wouldn't charge for something so trivial. Enjoy!
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