PopClip-Extensions VS MTMR

Its menu appears appears when you double click text. You can download other people’s extensions &/or adapt them https://pilotmoon.com/popclip/extensions/

Popclip is a very popular application among macOS users that allows us to install small addons that are activated by selecting a text. It has plugins for the main search engines, but it is easy to create one personal for SearXNG. After downloading Popclip on the Mac we install PopMaker. Filling in the data is trivial.

It’s essentially a customizable pop up menu that appears near your cursor. Options range from copy/paste to translate. Here is a list of available extensions.

List of extensions - https://pilotmoon.com/popclip/extensions/

This doesn't replicate your exact request, but I use PopClip (https://pilotmoon.com/popclip) to handle a similar mouse-based copy/paste usecase, plus a number of others via extensions (https://pilotmoon.com/popclip/extensions). I recently switched upgraded my mac and it was one of the first things I installed.

Similar to PopClip on macOS. Like the contextual menu on iOS and Android but in this case, you can add extensions allowing you to do everything from the simple copy/paste to formatting text/list, send the text to OneNote, translation etc:

Control your TouchBar

Oh. Oh my.

Pock, MTMR are the best if you just wanna customize it to your preference. There's also Muse if you want a music player.

MTMR: open source, let you eat the tasteless, throw away the pity of the TouchBar and a little bit of use, my configuration can be seen in item.json

Or My TouchBar. My Rules.

MTMR

I used MTMR to fix some static actions in place which was better, but I'm still much happier with the function key row on the 14"

Not a replacement for physical buttons but you can use MTMR to personalise what appears on the touchbar. Made a huge difference for me, I didn't use it before.

I can also recommend MTMR to modify your touchbar 😊

Er sorry, you misunderstand me-- I mean customizable by downloading new software, not by turning the itty bitty knobs they give you out of the box. You know, same as linux! (Unless you're one of the cool people who has written their own window manager, most of us just download that shit and tweak it to our liking)

Some apps I like

- Better Touch Tool https://folivora.ai/

- https://www.raycast.com/

- MTMR https://mtmr.app/ (admittedly hate the touchbar but hey at least i can tweak it)

- iTerm is def the best terminal app experience

- the builtin trackpad is by far the best of any OS (esp boosted by BTT), but for plugged in mice i use https://plentycom.jp/en/steermouse/

I guess that's all of them actually, don't use much more than that.