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Or better yet, make it use Windows 10 great accessibility features? I’d gladly purchase a new version just for that reason… Also, make your app use Windows dark mode. I have a very bad eyesight: I’d love to have more control on the size of the text.If I was to suggest one thing to the devs at Stardock, well it would be two things:
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Wishlist: how to make this app truly amazing? You could also consider purchasing their discounted bundle Object Desktop, if you find enough interesting apps in it.
Is it worth its price? At $10 normal price, I wouldn’t have purchased it. Useful when you need to take a clean screenshot, or when you don’t feel like dealing with your usual mess of files and folders on the desktop-don’t tell me I’m the only that can’t keep its desktop tidy and well organized? Well, beside the fact that Fences has many settings and that it looks great, and that it can have multiple “pages” of Portals that you can scroll through, the main reason I’ve adopted it is its QuickHide feature that hides everything on the desktop with a double-click. It looks like a fancy shortcut creation tool, why pay for a third-party app that does what the File Explorer can do for free? I can’t show you the content of the Portals/folders I’m using, as none of the books I’m writing will be published under my name, but even blurred you get the idea 😉 You can have as many of them as you want, place them wherever you want, have their content displayed or hidden, using whatever View mode and Sort order. One feature of Fences is its Folder Portal, a fancy name for their own but prettier version of, well, a folder shortcut: Alt-drag a folder on the desktop and bam you’ve created a Portal. What I mostly use it for is to have my desktop always clean-or-messy, and as a shortcut to whatever project I’m working on.
I won’t go into the details of everything Fences can do, here is a short video from its developers, showing all of its features:
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