If I decide to push the project any further, this will expand and ultimately include the ability to include custom scripts. Like I said, PopMaker only does two things right now. The black areas will show up white when displayed on the PopClip bar. It should consist only of a solid black figure on a transparent background. For the best results, though, an extension’s icon should be a square PNG file at least 256x256 pixels in size. Icons have certain requirements, but PopClip is actually more flexible than the documentation would lead you to believe.
I’ll explain it further in a second, but here’s a video that may or may not answer all your questions.Įvery extension you make will have a required set of fields shown at the top when you launch PopMaker:
Popclip app install#
It took me under 15 seconds to create it and install it. It even lets you import your own icons (more info below).Īs a usage example, I added an extension to my PopClip Extensions collection that searches a selected “texting” abbreviation (e.g. You simply fill in the fields and hit the button to save to disk or install immediately. It’s currently limited in scope to “search” extensions and “surround” extensions. PopMaker is an OS X app for generating PopClip extensions. It occurred to me - after a couple dozen request for “can you make a PopClip extension for this?” - that I could probably put the power in the hands of people who aren’t necessarily comfortable editing PLIST files. I don’t know yet if this project is going any further, but I thought I’d share what I’ve been experimenting with.
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