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Quick Look Fix for Mac

Quick Look Fix for Mac alternatives

Fix your Mac's quick look spacebar preview

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The best alternatives to Quick Look Fix for Mac are Alfred, CleanShot, and Pock. If these 3 options don't work for you, we've listed a few more alternatives below.

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Best alternatives to Quick Look Fix for Mac

1. Alfred
87 reviews
49 alternatives
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Alfred is a productivity application for macOS, which boosts your efficiency with hotkeys, keywords and text expansion. Search your Mac and the web, and control your Mac using custom actions with the Powerpack.
The best spotlight upgrade in the business. Faster, more customizable, and with endless extensions and upgrades that don't cost a penny. Totally worth it.
2. CleanShot
152 reviews
22 alternatives
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Discover a superior way to capture your Mac's screen with built-in annotation and amazing Quick Access Overlay.
3. Pock
26 reviews
14 alternatives
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Pock is a widgets manager for MacBook Touch Bar. It's free, open-source, and gives you quick access to your favorite controls and services while maximizing your on-screen real estate.
4. Later
15 reviews
9 alternatives
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Later is a Mac menu bar app that clears and restores your workspace with ease. Switch off from work, tidy up your desktop before screen sharing, schedule apps for later, and more.
I really like the idea of this app, especially when macOS still can't address memory leak issue and in the meantime Apple keeps selling MacBooks with RAM's worth like gold in 2023🤦‍♂️ Personally I would prefer an additional feature to save windows in arbitrary batches. My use case as a postgraduate is for example 2 browsers(Safari and Arc); IDE(VS Code & PyCharm); instant messenger service(Signal, WhatsApp, Telegram, Discord); 2 note taking apps synchronized with notes written on iPad, PDF Expert and translation app like deepL. Usually I only want to close part of them and reopen later. It might be a problem only for m1 mac, but when I have 30+ browser tabs open, reopening all the aforementioned apps can be really sluggish, which is far from an enjoyable experience.
5. TopNotch
4 reviews
10 alternatives
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TopNotch is a free macOS app that hides the notch by making your menu bar black. It's only cosmetic and doesn't take away any screen real estate ✨