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MiddleDrag is a free, open-source macOS utility that enables middle-mouse button functionality using three-finger trackpad gestures, filling a longstanding gap for Mac users who rely on middle-click or drag interactions in many applications but don’t have a physical middle button. The app runs as a native menu bar application written in Swift, and it intercepts raw touch data using Apple’s private MultitouchSupport framework before the system gesture recognizer processes it, which allows three-finger taps and drags to be translated into middle-mouse events. ...

FineTune is a macOS menu bar application that gives users fine-grained control over system audio by allowing them to adjust volume levels for individual applications independently, route audio streams to different output devices, and apply personalized equalizer settings. It fills a gap in macOS audio control by providing more advanced routing and audio shaping capabilities than the default system controls, making it useful for power users, audio professionals, and anyone needing precise management of their sound environment. Through a clean, minimal interface accessible from the menu bar, FineTune lets users isolate and balance application volumes, assign specific outputs (like headphones versus speakers), and tweak equalization to enhance or tailor audio based on content or personal preference. ...

Audio Priority Bar is a lightweight macOS utility that gives users precise control over how audio output is prioritized across different apps and devices, filling a gap in the system audio stack that Apple doesn’t natively expose. Once installed, it places an always-accessible control in the menu bar that lets you assign priority levels to individual audio sources so that more important sounds (like alerts, calls, or music) can override or duck less important ones (like background noise or game audio). ...

...The app facilitates wireless communication between the mobile device and Flipper Zero through Bluetooth, enabling real-time interaction and synchronization without requiring a desktop computer. It is also used for firmware updates, file management, and browsing available applications from the Flipper ecosystem, effectively bridging the gap between hardware and user workflows. The interface is designed to simplify complex operations, making advanced capabilities like signal capture and replay more accessible to non-expert users.

...The project includes a DOM renderer capable of handling a subset of SwiftUI views and modifiers, alongside additional constructs such as custom HTML rendering for greater flexibility when interacting with web technologies. Tokamak also introduces features like dynamic HTML elements with event listeners and direct DOM manipulation capabilities, which bridge the gap between Swift abstractions and browser-level control. Its architecture draws inspiration from modern UI frameworks.