Desktop Ghost Pro
macOS / Utilitaires
Is your desktop overwhelmed with files and folders? Introducing Desktop Ghost Pro—the ultimate solution to instantly declutter your workspace. With a single click or a customizable hotkey, hide all your desktop items without deleting or moving them. Whether you’re preparing for a presentation, recording a screencast, or simply seeking a distraction-free environment, Desktop Ghost Pro has you covered.
Choose how you want to use it: run it as a dock app or keep it discreetly in your menu bar for quick access. Thanks to Desktop Ghost Pro’s integration with Apple Shortcuts, you can even hide and show your desktop in your own custom automation workflows. Take it to the next level and use Desktop Ghost Pro to hide your desktop in a Shortcut, which you can invoke with a voice command to Siri!
Access your hidden files anytime with the ‘View Desktop Files’ feature, or manage visibility directly from Finder with our integrated extension.
Tailor your experience by setting global hotkeys, choosing startup options, and specifying files to exclude from hiding. Transform your cluttered desktop into a serene workspace. Get Desktop Ghost Pro today and experience the difference.
Key Features
-Instantly hide and show all the files on your desktop.
-Run as a menu bar or a dock app.
-Hide and show your desktop files directly from Finder via our integrated Finder extension.
-Exclude specific files or folders from being hidden.
-Access your files even when they are hidden via the “View Desktop Files” window.
-Now with full support for Siri and the Shortcuts app via custom intents—automate clean-up, build Focus automations, and more!
Quoi de neuf dans la dernière version ?
-Added "Menu bar item toggles desktop" option in Settings. When this setting is enabled a single click on the menu bar icon will toggle between showing and hiding your desktop. To enable this setting go to the Advanced tab in the Settings window.
-Updated for macOS Tahoe.
-Fixed crash when double clicking on certain file types in the Desktop Explorer window.
