Making the dock transparent is the best use of this app. You can enable DockMod by clicking Actions from the menubar and selecting Enable DockMod. So if you ever wanted to give your dock a new coat of paint, you can do that here. DockMod also has an option to apply any image to the dock.
With DockMod you can turn down the icon reflections, change their transparency, and a lot more. When you hit OK, DockMod will change system files in background enabling you to customize the dock however you please. Once DockMod is installed it will present you with this screen: I successfully installed and used DockMod so I can personally vouch for its performance but the fact remains that it’s in beta, could be unstable and probably not for the faint-hearted. The installer warns you about the instability head on, so you should first back up your system before going forward.
#Dockmod free for free#
And it is available for free while it’s in beta. Theming The Dock With DockModĬurrently, DockMod is the only way to theme your Mavericks dock. Go to System Preferences -> Dock to change the dock position of the dock.Ĭool Tip: If you want a quick way to hide the dock or make it visible use the shortcut Command+Option+D. It’s easier to reach and improves your productivity as well. If you are working on an iMac or a 15-inch Macbook, having the Dock on the left or right side makes more sense.
I went with this iOS 7 inspired icon pack from deviantART, but there are lots of other options available as well. You can find icon packs from many websites. Do the same for all the apps in the dock you want to change the look of and now you have a fresh looking dock. It will present you with a grid of all the apps you have installed with the current icon.Īll you have to do is drag the image file containing the new icon to the corresponding app in LiteIcon and that is it, the icon has now changed. LiteIcon is a lightweight utility for Mavericks that allows you to easily change the icons for any application or folder.
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