
Bartender Mac App
Hidden Bar
Vanilla
Pelmet
Cornice App
Extrabar.App
Tuck for Mac
Hide and organize macOS menu bar icons. Free and fully open source (MIT), every feature unlocked, no trial or license. Private and on-device by default.

Newsletters to Kindle
Read newsletters on your Kindle.

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| Website | sanebar.com | driftreader.com |
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| Company | — | Startup from the United States · 2025 |
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Automatically deliver your favorite newsletters to your Kindle for a focused, clutter-free reading experience. Bundle multiple newsletters into clean daily or weekly digests, and get AI-generated summaries so you can quickly scan and dive into what matters most — all from your Kindle.
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Added An always hidden zone. Switch it on and you get a second divider, drawn as a double line. ⌘-drag it left of the first one, and whatever ends up behind it stays hidden even while the chevron ...
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