Menuwhere’s one purpose is to pop up the frontmost app’s menus at the current mouse location. That’s about it. But even the most straightforward apps can use some cheering on, and you might like to learn about customization options before you download, so read on…
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The video above really says it all. Even the placeholder image tells pretty much the entire story: Menuwhere’s one purpose is to pop up the frontmost app’s menus at the current mouse location. That’s about it. But even the most straightforward apps can use some cheering on, and you might like to learn about customization options before you download, so read on…
Drill down with mouse or keyboard
Once on-screen, you can drill down into the menus as far as you need to go, using either the keyboard (arrow keys and/or first-letter typing) or the mouse. Either way, your targeted menu item is quickly located.
What’s New
Version 2.2.2:
- Apple doesn't let Menuwhere show the fn/globe modifier for menu items like "Enter Full Screen" on macOS 12 Monterey, so here's a silly workaround: Whenever you see a keyboard shortcut with a circled letter in Menuwhere, that's supposed to mean fn/globe-letter. For example, fn/globe-F will be displayed as Ⓕ.
Compatibility
macOS 10.10 or later
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