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Docflipper 0.3.6.

Type: Shareware
Cost: $2.99
Size: 28.96 MB
Release date: Feb 09 2022
Platform: Mac OS X,
Publisher’s Site:  http://somebay.com/
Publisher’s Product Page:  https://docflipper.com/
Country: Ukraine


Docflipper

The Docflipper transforms the native macOS app switcher into a simple and convenient tool that combines the familiar Cmd + Tab navigation and Bookmarks assistant within one board.

Key features:

– Create and manage bookmarks to have quick access to your favorite applications, projects, URLs, folders, files, or documents that are always at hand within the app switcher panel.

– Easy switch and surf between apps, windows, and bookmarks as you used to with a native Cmd + Tab switcher on Mac.

– The app brings a feature that makes the Finder and other hidden windows of launched applications always visible while switching.

– Docflipper supports work with apps that have a Linking to internal files feature. For example, Figma, Notion, etc. You can add and then open shared URLs directly to your projects or files in such applications.

– You can turn off applications notifications in the switcher panel to focus on your job and get distraction-free.

Virtual CD RW 2.0.6

Type: Shareware
Cost: $24.95
Size: 3.56 MB
Release date: Dec 10 2019
Platform: Mac OS X,
Publisher’s Site:  https://burningthumb.com
Publisher’s Product Page:  https://burningthumb.com/apps/virtual-cd-mac/
Country: Canada


Virtual CD RW

Virtual CD RW Mac is an easy to use virtual CD drive for Mac OS X 10.6 or later. It uses a disk image, but appears to Mac OS X as if you have inserted a CD, so you can read from it and burn to it even if you don’t have a CD drive, but 10 times faster. Easy to use, it appears in the menu bar and then you can mount and read any Virtual CD or use the Virtual CD burner from the drop-down menu.

Use it with music converter software instead of using a physical CD because a Virtual CD burner is 10x faster. Make virtual copies of music CDs or other CDs for faster access and to protect the original CDs. Erases Virtual CDs, too.

Your Mac may not have a CD drive, which is a problem if you’re trying to use an app that burns to a CD or CD RW. You can’t use a disk image (.dmg) file created by the Mac OS X Disk Utility instead, because a .dmg does not appear to be inserted in a real optical drive to your Mac. You could use an external CD drive, but they are much slower than an internal CD drive. Or, you could use a virtual CD drive app, like Virtual CD RW Mac. Because Virtual CD RW Mac is a kernel extension (driver), it looks exactly like a physical drive to all applications running on the Mac OS. And because it stores the virtual CD data in a file on your hard disk, it is much faster than any actual CD drive, whether it is an internal CD drive or an external CD drive.