RubberDockey 1.23 review

RubberDockey provides you with a list of applications it believes you are likely to use next, in the form of an easily accessible and elegant "Command-Tab"-llke menu.

License: Shareware OS: Mac OS X File size: 230K Developer: Rami Tabbara Buy Now Price: $5.00 Updated: 02 May 2006

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RubberDockey provides you with a list of applications it believes you are likely to use next, in the form of an easily accessible and elegant "Command-Tab"-llke menu.

RubberDockey first watches and learns about your application behavior, and then bases its assumptions on what it's seen you use before.

Here are some key features of "RubberDockey":
Define the number of applications you wish to see in the Dock menu.
Added integration, with the ability to auto-launch RubberDockey on startup.
‘Decay’ feature, which ensures that RubberDockey doesn’t simply base its assumptions on the number of times you’ve used an application.

What's New:
Fixed a thread race condition.
Greatly optimized performance.
Fixed a bug that would cause RubberDockey to unexpectedly quit or display a blank menu when the path of an application was not found.
Other minor bug fixes.