Tag: shapeshifter

Unsanity today announced the availability of ShapeShifter 2.5, the latest release of the company’s utility that lets you change the overall appearance of your Mac using “Themes.” This update addresses a problem with Apple’s ProKit applications (Aperture, Logic, Final Cut), some Cocoa applications, and now works with the Safari 3 beta. There are also miscellaneous bug fixes for theme loading and tweaking. This is a free update for all registered users.

Unsanity today announced the release of ShapeShifter 2.3, the latest update to its Mac OS X customization software. New features include: guiTweak now allows users to manually set colors in any theme; a completely revamped the app skin compatibility system; as well as more theme capabilities, and bug fixes. ShapeShifter is priced at US$20 and requires Mac OS X 10.3 or later.

Unsanity today announced the release of ShapeShifter 2.2, the latest update to its Mac OS X customization software. This update adds a new module “guiTweak” that provides the ability to modify guiKit files using Core Image filters; makes it possible to change the pressed state text color of push buttons independently from the other text colors; fixes compatibility with problematic applications, like Proteus, which are again themed properly; and much more. ShapeShifter is priced at US$20 and requires Mac OS X 10.3 or later.

Unsanity today announced the release of ShapeShifter 2.1.2, the latest update to its Mac OS X customization software. This update fixes several bugs, including: NSStatusItem-style status bar menu items are now clickable everywhere, not just where they’re opaque, fixed display glitches in status bar menu items, installing Snapz Pro to run automatically at login no longer results in unthemed menu extras, and resolved an issue that could cause window dragging of Cocoa windows to lag.

Unsanity today announced the release of ShapeShifter 2.1.1, the latest update to its Mac OS X customization software. This update brings new features, additional theme capabilities, and several bug fixes. ShapeShifter is priced at US$20 and requires Mac OS X 10.3 or later.

Unsanity today released ShapeShifter 2.0, a major update its Mac OS X customization software. Version 2.0 offers icon customization, cursor changing, speed improvements, and individual user settings. ShapeShifter lets you change the overall appearance of Mac OS X — including the look of windows, menus, apps, buttons, etc. — using themes. ShapeShifter is priced at US$20.

Unsanity has released ShapeShifter 1.1, an update to its software that allows users to easily and safely customize overall appearance of Mac OS X using themes. This update brings numerous new features, enhancements, and fixes, all of which can be found here. ShapeShifter is priced at US$20.

Unsanity today announced the release of ShapeShifter 1.0, a new product that enables you to change the overall appearance of Mac OS X by using “themes.” As the company puts it, “we’re not talking about just desktop backgrounds and icons here, we’re talking about everything — the look of windows, menus, buttons, absolutely everything.” ShapeShifter lets you change the overall appearance safely, quickly, and reliably; quickly preview themes without actually applying them; use Jaguar themes in Panther; install different themes for differ