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Wes Davis
The Vision Pro needs a macOS-style dock.

I’m now convinced of that after adding one using the free Dock Pro app. Now, some of the Vision Pro apps I use most (along with time and battery percentage) are just right there, waiting. Adding third-party apps is tricky and involves finding app URL schemes, though.

Don’t get me wrong; I like the hand flourish to open apps in the visionOS 2 beta. But sometimes, a dock is just better.


Animated GIF showing the process of opening apps with the Dock Pro app.
Who knew I could be so excited about a dock?
GIF: Wes Davis / The Verge
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