Actually, taskmenubar is a little different. When you opened an app, it put the icon of the app in the menubar and it highlighted the front most app. And if you clicked on one of the icons in the menubar from the opened apps, you got the app. If you double-clicked on one of the icons, you'd bring that app to the front and hide all others.
I think you could also use taskmenubar to put folders up there.
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Too bad there is no OS X version.
This was one of the most useful classic shareware apps I've ever used. I can't believe nobody has come up with something similar for OS X.
Wow Mac OS 9.2.2 it seems so 90's.
It's colorful yes but i like the grey-scale menu bar now. Except for the blue apple and spotlight of course.
I can't believe nobody has come up with something similar for OS X.
The mighty Himmelbar!
http://softbend.free.fr/himmelbar/
The mighty Himmelbar!
http://softbend.free.fr/himmelbar/
Actually, taskmenubar is a little different. When you opened an app, it put the icon of the app in the menubar and it highlighted the front most app. And if you clicked on one of the icons in the menubar from the opened apps, you got the app. If you double-clicked on one of the icons, you'd bring that app to the front and hide all others.
I think you could also use taskmenubar to put folders up there.
I loved that app...