CandyBar is a program designed to allow you customize icons in your Dock. It is an easy, quick and safe way to customize the icons found in the system and application toolbars of Mac OS X. Although it lets you easily customize icons one after the other, it does not allow you to customize and modify the entire dock in Mountain Lion OS X 10.8 at once. This is due to a change in the way that Mountain Lion renders the Dock. While the setup can be a bit confusing, the range and utility of the tools here are fantastic. The Icon Factory provides iContainers for their icons, making it possible for you to load them into Candybar in just a single click. You can also organize, import and arrange your icons manually in a familiar, iTunes-like interface.
Candybar for Mac comes with a simple, clean, and easy to fathom user interface. It is an OS X application produced by Panic, the talented developers of Transmit, and The Iconfactory, the web’s best source for free icons. It does what you want as you ask as simple, and easily possible. The latest version of CandyBar brings the best of CandyBar 2 and Pixadex 2 together into one new and powerful product. It gives you unprecedented control over how your desktop looks and feels. It includes a full-featured icon organizer (formerly called Pixadex) that behaves like an iPhoto for your icons. This icon organizer works by gathering and saving your images in the same application you use to change them.
With CandyBar for Mac, you can now customize the look of Leopard’s dock and give it a brand new look by simply dragging images in to replace. Anyone who loves icons or customizing their Macs will love CandyBar. It is, however, Leopard only. If still using Tiger, you can download Candybar 2. Whenever you are ready to move to Leopard, Candybar 3 will be right here waiting for you. You can download a free demo right or the full version which goes for $29.
Requirements
Mac OS X 10.5 or later
