StopDashboard consists of a simple button that will end the Dashboard process until the next time you launch it. If you’re not going to be using Dashboard for a while, why not kill it? Temporarily, that is. Most of the time it doesn’t bog your Mac down too much, but it can take away precious RAM and CPU cycles. This widget showcases the current $0.99 rental of the week and updates automatically when a new one is announced so you don’t miss out.ĭashboard is a resource hog, plain and simple. Surprisingly, some pretty good flicks show up there. Who doesn’t love a good deal? Every week iTunes offers a special movie rental for only 99 cents, as opposed to the regular $2.99-$3.99 price. As always, let us know in the comments if you’ve got one to share that’s not here! With that said, here are some of the better widgets I’ve come across recently, in no particular order. I used to think most people with Macs were not huge users of Dashboard aside from a few occasional quick peeks, but since our initial collection of “ 12 must-have Dashboard widgets for the average Mac user” has been so successful (over 200,000 views and counting!) I’ve come to realize there are a ton of Dashboard junkies out there. As a follow-up to our popular list of 12 must-have Dashboard widgets, here are 8 more that are sure to appeal to just about anyone who loves trying these awesome little apps.
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