AppsBar for Android
- REQUIRES ANDROID | Published by Vlad Alexa on 2024-11-10 | Category: Productivity
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$ $2.99
- REQUIRES ANDROID | Published by Vlad Alexa on 2024-11-10 | Category: Productivity
AppsBar is a Productivity app by Vlad Alexa. AppsBar gives you a easily accessible launch bar for all your recent closed applications. It keeps track of all* your applications that you close and shows them in the order they were last closed (less used applications have a semitransparent icon).
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APK (Android Package Kit) files are the raw files of an Android app. Learn how to install appsbar.apk file on your phone in 4 Simple Steps:
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1. Application icons are added and reordered automatically when you quit applications, you can exclude icons by clicking and holding on one until (x) buttons appear, that is all the manual management available, NOT A DOCK REPLACEMENT.
2. Move your mouse pointer to the top of your screen, left click and drag down to make AppsBar slide down from above, scroll left or right to navigate the application icons.
3. Great care has been taken to make AppsBar use as few system resources as possible, it also does not engage the discreet GPU and is fully retina display compatible.
4. It keeps track of all* your applications that you close and shows them in the order they were last closed (less used applications have a semitransparent icon).
5. AppsBar gives you a easily accessible launch bar for all your recent closed applications.
6. Alternately you could slide it down by clicking on AppsBar's icon in the menubar or use the ⌘⌥B keyboard shortcut.
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History: I’ve been using this for many months, quite happily. Then I installed 10.9 and AppsBar has never worked again. It is always open, can never be Quit, and doesn’t show up in any process open listing so it can be killed. It can’t be Trashed because the Finder thinks it’s Open, although it never appears in the Force Quit list. It eats lots of cycles looking for something or other and slows the cursor often. Endlesslessly frustrating. And it was good, maybe even great. I’ve gone to the Apps Bar support page of iTunes Store and it’s pretty clear that it’s not a place of serious answers, but rather snarky excuses. And lotsa luck finding a Vlad Alexa web site, not that I’d expect more there, given what I’ve found. Stay away or use at your own risk. Since I back up well and test my back-ups I’m going back to the day before Mavericks system wise. I’ll really enjoy that day (and yes, that is a snarky comment; I know snarky when I see it.)
I have seen a few reviews stating that it didnt work. I have had no problems and it works awesome. You can just drag your screen and voila, your recently closed apps all right there. I am running OSX 10.8.3 on a 15in late 2011 Android. It is very resource friendly as well; 32mb of memory, and the process for it only runs about 1.7mb. It only runs .02% on my CPU (4core)
This app seems like a great idea but I installed it and it crashes upon open. I think it would be a great app, if only it worked.
Great little app that makes accessing recently closed applications easy!
not working….
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