Improved handling of connection timeouts. When a countdown is over 99 days, it will now display in months. Temporary “not found” errors are now ignored, since this usually just means the tracking service is unavailable. If you edit an “other” delivery and add a tracking number, Delivery Status will now try to guess which service it is. For example, manually refreshing will skip deliveries that were just updated, and deliveries that haven’t changed in a while will update less often. More sorting options: You can now sort by last updated in addition to delivery date or manually. A new look: Updated design to match Delivery Status 5 for iOS. 
Older versions of Mac OS X will show a message that the shipment can only be viewed online. The only workaround is to update to Mac OS X 10.9 or later. As a result of that, Dashboard itself can no longer connect to their sites in older versions of Mac OS X. Postal Service recently updated their browser requirements.
Important: This version works with Mac OS X 10.6 or later, but 10.9 or later is strongly recommended, and required for some services. Improved compatibility with macOS Mojave beta. You can now download or delete your Junecloud Sync data. So if anything goes wrong, you won’t be stuck with an older update. Forcing the widget to download a new service update (by clicking the version number) will no longer delete the installed update until the new one is downloaded and verified. Some behind the scenes changes to improve future compatibility. This isn’t perfect, due to the limitations of Dashboard, but it will improve sign in reliability in some cases. Even so, the widgets mentioned here are worth it. Still, Mac widgets under Mountain Lion are now taking second fiddle to the Mac App Store. Mac Dashboard widgets get you the information you want, now. Dashboard widgets on your Mac are a reflection of your busy lives. Global Nav Open Menu Global Nav Close Menu Apple Shopping Bag +. 
Kludget Engine is a desktop widget application that. Yes there are some tools that you can download to tweak your Windows to look just like a Mac, but in the end it doesn’t matter how much you change the UI a PC will always look like a Windows in the root. Mac has lots of cool UI animations, it’s fade in/out dashboard widget is one of the reason people love their Mac OS X over Windows 7. However, not everyone is a fan of the Dashboard, with some Mac users preferring to disable the Dashboard entirely.
Your Mac’s Dashboard hosts a range of mini apps, known as widgets, that are designed to provide you with easy access to important features and information.
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