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1.Tunnelblick / Tunnelblick

The official Tunnelblick website is at https://tunnelblick.net; the official Tunnelblick GitHub repository is at https://github.com/Tunnelblick

Objective-C GPL-2.03.3K total377 forks

+20 stars

from 3,280 · score 3.04

2.archagon / sensible-side-buttons

A macOS menu bar app that enables system-wide navigation functionality for the side buttons on third-party mice.

Objective-C GPL-2.02.1K total157 forks

+15 stars

from 2,115 · score 2.77

SOGo is a very fast and scalable modern collaboration suite (groupware). It offers calendaring, address book management, and a full-featured Webmail client along with resource sharing and permission handling. It also makes use of documented standards (IMAP, CalDAV, CardDAV, etc.) and thereby provides native connectivity (without plugins) to many clients such as Microsoft Outlook, Apple iCal, the iPhone, Mozilla Lightning, and a plethora of mobile devices.

sogo
objective-c
groupware
angularjs-material

Objective-C GPL-2.02.2K total330 forks

+14 stars

from 2,170 · score 2.71

4.yujitach / MenuMeters

my fork of MenuMeters by http://www.ragingmenace.com/software/menumeters/

Objective-C GPL-2.03.1K total242 forks

+7 stars

from 3,081 · score 2.08

5.rugarciap / Turbo-Boost-Switcher

Turbo Boost disabler / enable app for Mac OS X

Objective-C GPL-2.01.6K total157 forks

+7 stars

from 1,557 · score 2.08

6.dteoh / SlowQuitApps

Add a global delay to Command-Q to stop accidental app quits.

shortcut
macos
utility
keyboard-shortcut
keyboard
productivity
+1 more

Objective-C GPL-2.01.2K total61 forks

+2 stars

from 1,228 · score 1.10

7.AppPolice / AppPolice

MacOS app for quickly limiting CPU usage by running applications

Objective-C GPL-2.01.1K total85 forks

+1 stars

from 1,135 · score 0.69

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