Click2Minimize

What it does

Click2Minimize lets you manage mac windows with simple clicks —NO precise aiming required— as if they were built natively

In the maker’s words, at launch

Hi HN, I'm the developer behind MyRephra. To be honest, I built this tool for myself, born from a deep frustration with the current state of AI writing assistants. Like many of you, I live in my text editors, word pages, and web forms. I found that despite the boom in built-in AI, they were actively fighting my…

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