If you’re a Leopard user and preferred the hierarchical popup menus from Tiger, then you’re going to want to check out Quay. Quay menus run right inside the dock, and bring back the old pop up hierarchical menus along with several new features.
The application is built in Cocoa, and does not hack the Dock in way. It cost $10, but you can try it for free by clicking here.
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the app seems to be well done. still, it’s kind of sad i now have to pay for a function that i had anyways in 10.4…
on the plus side, at least i’d profit from the strong euro, should i decide to cough up for this đ