What's new

Faster, tidier Cmd-Tab switching ✨

• Rapid Cmd-Tab presses now close reliably when Command is released, even if window discovery is still starting.
• The separate-window icon strip is more compact, with tighter native-style sizing and spacing.

Individual Cmd-Tab windows & verified access ✨

• Optional ungrouped Cmd-Tab can show every window as its own icon while the existing grouped layout remains the default.
• Chrome identities carry profile artwork and site favicons into the individual-window switcher.
• Verified email access links downloads and in-app sign-in to the same account, ready for free and future paid entitlements.

A smoother early-access build ✨

• Early-access feedback and privacy controls make it easier to shape the app while keeping product analytics optional.
• Chrome profiles are discovered and refreshed more reliably, including managed Macs, with clearer profile guidance and tab favicons.
• Terminal previews, Cmd-Tab window cycling and Dock group space handling have all been refined.
• Onboarding, permission setup and safe uninstall guidance received another round of polish.

Screenshot editor toolbar polish 🛠️

The Copy button changing to Copied no longer makes the editor toolbar wrap onto two rows.

Teams meetings, smoother Cmd-Tab & folder tools 📅

A steady run of quality-of-life releases (1.20.21 – 1.20.25).

• Microsoft Teams "Next Meeting" widget — hover the Teams Dock icon to see your next meeting at a glance.
• Cmd-Tab flows onward — cycling past an app's last window now advances into the next app instead of stopping.
• Folder widgets gain Show in Finder and Copy Path, and the clipboard panel is wider.
• Screenshot editor — the toolbar now adapts responsively to narrow captures.
• Fixed a clipboard-history scroll hang, and the settings window opens larger by default.

Screenshot editor, sharper switcher & profiles ✨

A big run of improvements across previews, the window switcher and the built-in markup tools.

• Built-in screenshot editor — capture a region and mark it up in place: arrows, boxes, ovals, numbered steps, text and blur, with drag/resize, fill colours, copy & paste and undo/redo.
• Window switcher — real live thumbnails, a natural Option-Tab / Cmd-Tab cycle, and Tab / Shift-Tab to step through windows once a preview is selected.
• Chrome profiles — sharper, correctly matched profile avatars (including one Google account across several profiles), optional per-profile stacked columns, and support for Chrome Beta / Dev / Canary.
• Show in Finder and Copy Path in the preview context menu, for both a window's document and the app itself.
• Show windows from other Spaces — opt in to see off-desktop windows without switching Space.
• Streamlined settings and a leaner, faster build.
• Plenty of polish: centred brought-to-screen windows, steadier preview layouts, and assorted settings fixes.

App Launcher & Chrome profiles 🚀

The first public release of ReddishGreen Dock — the full window-management toolset, with two brand-new tools leading the way.

• App Launcher — an iPhone-style, paged grid of every app from the menu bar; search, arrow-key around and launch with Return.
• Chrome profile previews — windows show their Chrome profile avatar and name, and can be grouped by profile across the Dock, switcher and Cmd-Tab.
• Dock previews — hover any Dock icon for live window previews; switch, minimise, close or quit from the preview.
• Window switcher with enhanced Cmd-Tab, search and Vim-style navigation.
• Clipboard history — last 100 copies with search, code & JSON detection and pinned items, stored locally.
• Colour picker — sample any pixel and copy as HEX, RGB, HSL, HSB or SwiftUI.
• Region screenshots — drag-select to the clipboard or capture-and-annotate in Preview.
• Folder previews, media controls, live lyrics, calendar and pinnable desktop widgets.
• Customisable preview layouts, gestures, multi-monitor Dock locking and hotkeys.
• Automatic updates via Sparkle.