NotchMore
Mac Utility You Need
What it does
NotchMore is a free, open-source macOS utility with clipboard history, a file shelf, media controls, Dock previews, window switching, system HUDs, and more.
Turn the space around your notch into a file shelf, clipboard, and media controller, then add the small background tools macOS is missing. NotchMore is useful on Macs with or without a physical notch. Every feature is optional, so the app stays as focused as you want it to be. Find copied text, images, and files. Pin important items, paste without formatting, preview content, and extract text from images with OCR. Keep files close while you work. Drag them back out, select multiple items, copy paths, share, or send through AirDrop and LocalSend. See artwork and playback details, scrub through media, adjust volume, and control playback without leaving your current window. Move between…from codseus.github.io
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