Dock Tile 2.7.0

Dock Tile 2.7.0

Your tiles in the menu bar, Dock Lock that comes back after a restart, and a way to undo edits you haven't added to the Dock.

Added

• An optional menu bar icon lists the tiles in your Dock, each with its apps and folders. Open an app straight from the menu, or jump to a tile with Configure Tile…. Turn it on or off in Settings › General › Menu Bar; it starts on for new installs.
• While the menu bar icon is on, Dock Tile keeps running with its window closed and shows its own Dock icon only while the window is open. With "Start tiles at login" on, it starts quietly in the menu bar when you log in.
• Right-click Dock Tile's own Dock icon to see every tile and its apps.
• Revert to Dock Version undoes edits to a tile that you haven't added to the Dock yet: use the button next to Update, or File › Revert to Dock Version.

Changed

• Dock Lock now comes back after a restart or login. Dock Tile starts quietly for it, but only when the display you locked the Dock to is connected alongside another.
• Dock Lock pulls the Dock back to your chosen display when you plug in or remove another display.
• While Dock Tile stays running for the menu bar icon or Dock Lock, updates install once you've been away from the Mac for ten minutes with its window closed, and Dock Tile reopens quietly.
• Buttons in the title bar, like Update and Save, have more room around their labels.

Fixed

• Edits you haven't added to the Dock no longer show up in a tile's popover after a restart or a background rebuild. Only Add to Dock and Update change what the Dock shows.

When this update installs, Dock Tile rebuilds your tiles once and restarts the Dock.

Full Changelog: v2.6.4...v2.7.0