Archive for the 'Touché' Category

Touché 1.1.5: It Works Again!

Tuesday, August 17th, 2021

Touché 1.1.5 is now available from the Touché home page. When Apple first announced the Touch Bar, I was excited to dig in and start playing with it even before I had access to a Mac with a Touch Bar. Touché 1.0 was the result of that ambition. Over the years the system’s support for […]

Early Catalina Updates

Thursday, June 27th, 2019

Apple was quick to release a public macOS 10.15 beta this year, so some of you may already be installing it to give it a spin. If you haven’t installed it yet, I strongly encourage you to be more cautious than usual. This year’s update to macOS includes a large number of significant architectural changes […]

Touché 1.1.3: Mojave Fixes

Thursday, December 20th, 2018

It’s been about two years since the last update to Touché, our free utility for running Apple’s Touch Bar interface even on Macs that don’t have a hardware Touch Bar. I just published Touché 1.1.3 with a couple fixes that keep it looking sharp in macOS Mojave 10.14: Fix appearance of the Preferences window on […]

Title-free Touché

Tuesday, November 29th, 2016

I have been impressed by the response to Touché, my macOS utility for testing Apple’s Touch Bar without the need for Xcode. What’s surprised the most is the number of people asking for minor usability changes. These are not the kinds of things you fret about when you’re using a utility here and there for […]