Click2Minimize

Tired of macOS not letting you minimize and restore apps with a simple click on their dock icons, but all other modern systems do?

Is it frustrating to try to click on the tiny window buttons to minimize, maximize, or close the windows?

Click2Minimize allows you to manage Mac windows more efficiently, reducing mouse movement and eliminating the frustration of having to precisely target the dot-like window buttons:

• Click on dock icon to minimize, click again to un-minimize
• Quick App Switcher by holding the right button or fn key and scroll
• Right-left-click or double-right-click to minimize window
• Left-right-click or fn-right-click to toggle full-screen
• Rock mouse wheel left/right to switch work space
• Hold right button and rock wheel to halve windows
• Click to hide instead of minimize
• Double-middle-click window to move it to next available screen
• Clear the context menu on the 2nd right-click
• and so many more...

And it

• supports both Apple Silicon and Intel CPU Macs
• supports macOS Sonoma and Sequoia (also reported working on Ventura but not officially supported)
• is notarized by Apple, free of virus or malware
• is designed to be super lite (< 1 MB) and fast, free of any adware or bloatware
• is licensed per user for unlimited devices**.

**When installed on more than 10 devices, additional installations will require email approval from support before they can be activated.

Change Logs

v2.4.3

• Fixed app window flashes when there is another in full screen mode.

v2.4.2

• Removed exclusion list as we found a way to solve the conflicts.

v2.3.12

• Bug fixes

v2.3.5

• Hold right button and rock wheel to halve windows
• Hold right button and middle-click to fill screen
• Double-click notch to fullscreen is back

v2.2.2

• Added fn-right-click for trackpad
• Added rock-wheel-horizontally to switch work space

v2.1.0

• App Switcher now supports trackpad and Apple mouse.

v2.0.0

• New App Switcher!
• Re-assigned gestures to be more compatible with trackpad and apple mouse.