This is really cool. Thanks for putting this together. I'll be sure to give it a try. At 2:18, what's the name of the tool you use to navigate with the mouse? It looks interesting.
@@afadingthought Thank you for sharing the tool. I have been keeping an eye on this type of tool as it is an efficiency hack. I can think of four other alternatives that can achieve similar outcomes. 1. Charmstone mac app 2. Pie Menu mac app 3. "Resize on hover floating menu" from BetterTouchTool 4. TourBox TourMenu, this one requires its hardware to work.
@@linux4960 I purchased Charmstone (but don't use it anymore), and I also have BetterTouchTool (which is very powerful). The outcome or actions can be similar, but when it comes to user experience and flexibility I haven't found found anything that comes close to Kando for mouse-only. I use it as an app launcher, app switcher, with it I control Yabai (windows manager), I trigger Keyboard Maestro macros, Alfred, Workflows, Bettertouchtool Presets, etc. I usually prefer to use keyboard for getting around my system... but Kando basically ports that power to my mouse, and for free :)
@@afadingthought Thank you for the detailed reply. It seems like it's a powerful tool. I will definitely give it a try. The moment I saw your first video, I immediately subscribed! The content matched my needs. Thank you! I've purchased BetterTouchTool and Keyboard Maestro too, and never regret it. For the spotlight-like tool, I use Raycast. I know both of them are great, but that time when I was looking for this kind of tool, Raycast had received a lot of recommendations and exposure.
This is such a fun workflow, and a fantastically produced video! Thanks for making such a helpful intro video for the workflow :)
This is really cool. Thanks for putting this together. I'll be sure to give it a try. At 2:18, what's the name of the tool you use to navigate with the mouse? It looks interesting.
That's Kando! github.com/kando-menu/kando
@@afadingthought Oooh thanks. Looking forward to that video. Consider me subscribed 😊
@@afadingthought Thank you for sharing the tool. I have been keeping an eye on this type of tool as it is an efficiency hack. I can think of four other alternatives that can achieve similar outcomes.
1. Charmstone mac app
2. Pie Menu mac app
3. "Resize on hover floating menu" from BetterTouchTool
4. TourBox TourMenu, this one requires its hardware to work.
@@linux4960 I purchased Charmstone (but don't use it anymore), and I also have BetterTouchTool (which is very powerful). The outcome or actions can be similar, but when it comes to user experience and flexibility I haven't found found anything that comes close to Kando for mouse-only. I use it as an app launcher, app switcher, with it I control Yabai (windows manager), I trigger Keyboard Maestro macros, Alfred, Workflows, Bettertouchtool Presets, etc. I usually prefer to use keyboard for getting around my system... but Kando basically ports that power to my mouse, and for free :)
@@afadingthought Thank you for the detailed reply. It seems like it's a powerful tool. I will definitely give it a try. The moment I saw your first video, I immediately subscribed! The content matched my needs. Thank you!
I've purchased BetterTouchTool and Keyboard Maestro too, and never regret it. For the spotlight-like tool, I use Raycast. I know both of them are great, but that time when I was looking for this kind of tool, Raycast had received a lot of recommendations and exposure.