uBar

You can drag the edge of uBar to expand it up to 5 rows. Applications have easy-to-read badges, and you can tell if they are hidden by seeing whether their name is greyed-out. uBar has a Favorites area for your most-used applications, and built-in Desktop and Trash favorites. Control/right-click an application to show an alternate menu from which you can quickly quit it. When an application is unresponsive, you can tell immediately from the hatched red background. Hold the Control key, and you are in Activity Mode, with CPU and Memory usage displayed for each app. Hold the Shift key, and you can quit any app or close any window in one click.

Features:
• Multi-monitor Support: You can display uBar on any monitor, or all of them.
• All Positions: uBar can be positioned on any side of the screen: bottom, left, right, or top.
• Drag and Drop: Drag folders and files onto Apps to launch them.
• Expandable Rows: Drag the edge to expand uBar up to five rows in height.
• Window Grouping: Set window grouping to Always, Never, or Automatic.
• Active Favorites: Add your favorite apps, folders, and files to the favorites area.
• Window Previews: Hover the cursor over an app to see a visual preview of the windows within.
• uBar Menu: List Applications, System Preferences, and custom Apps and Folders.
• Clock Area: The clock area displays the day, date, and time.
• Hover Calendar: Hover over the clock area to display the Calendar.
• Pinning: Pin or unpin uBar to any corner of the screen. Unpin all directions to make it float.
• Timepieces: Display a built-in or custom dial above the calendar when hovering over the clock area.
• Themes: System (i.e. Automatic), Light, Dark, Platinum Neue, Now Playing, or Custom.
• Sizes: Set the size to Automatic, Small, Medium, Large, or Huge.
• App Order: Show apps by Launch, Alphabetical, or Manual Order. They can be excluded as well.

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