Pretty cool to be featured in the first App report by Six Colors
App report: Adding a shelf to my Mac
Pretty cool to be featured in the first App report by Six Colors
App report: Adding a shelf to my Mac
Using the accelerometer on your AirPods to scroll stuff on your computer’s screen is *pretty cool*. Take it for a spin, for free: scrollpods.app
ScrollPods – Hands-free scrolling for your Mac
Control scrolling with gentle AirPods tilts. Perfect for accessibility, productivity, and creative workflows.
scrollpods.app
Well this is one way to look at ScrollPods
Slothful summer app lets you scroll simply by tilting your head
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App-Tipp: ScrollPods - Apple - Nørdnotizen von Dr. Markus Jasinski
Eine App, wo ich mir dachte "wow, ist das cool", hatte ich schon länger nicht mehr. ScrollPods für macOS ist so eine.
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ScrollPods v1.5.2 is out. This update includes: - Fixed a startup crash affecting macOS 14.8 - Improved connection handling for better stability - Optimized performance of the motion visualizer
ScrollPods v1.5.1 is out. This update includes: - Fixed a connection issue on macOS 14.6 that was causing crashes - Reduced brief false “Disconnected”/“Not Supported” status flashes at startup or during use Thanks for helping keep ScrollPods stable and improving.
Enjoy some much requested cool new features.
ScrollPods v1.5 is out. This update includes: - New horizontal scrolling mode with quick toggle - Option to reverse vertical/horizontal scrolling direction - Stop gesture adapts to the current mode As always, ScrollPods works fully on-device and without sign-up. apps.apple.com/us/app/scrol...
ScrollPods v1.4 is out. Now available to all users. This update includes: - New optional sideways gestures for stopping scrolling - Visual updates to the settings UI for better clarity and control - Bug fixes As always, ScrollPods works fully on-device and without sign-up.
Honoured to have had my app featured on DigitalTrends under. What is nice to see is the highlight of the accessibility element. www.digitaltrends.com/computing/i-...
I used AirPods for navigation on my Mac and it was an effortless bliss
ScrollPods lets you scroll up and down on websites and local files by simply using the vertical head gestures as motions cues. It works surprisingly well, too.
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