Not yet fully Leopard-compatible. Sorry for the inconvenience!

Dockyard is a "dock switcher" for Mac OS X. It allows you to have multiple docks and switch between them with one click. Dockyard now comes in three forms: a menu extra, which appears in your menu bar, a widget, which appears in your Dashboard (Mac OS X v10.4 only), and a normal application (called Dockyard Manager) which allows finer control over your docks. All three programs were created with Apple's Cocoa API, using the Objective C programming language.

[ More Info ] [ Download Menu Extra | Widget | Dockyard Manager ]

Webmailer is a program (actually a preference pane) for Mac OS X that allows you to fix the problem of mailto: links on websites. You can set it to open any URL or run any shell script, complete with the parameters lifted from the mailto link. Webmailer comes with links for several possible webmail sites, including Yahoo! Mail, Gmail, Hotmail, and several webmail programs, such as SquirrelMail or Roundcube. But you can always add your own configuration.

[ More Info ] [ Download for OS X v10.4+ | for OS X v10.3 ]

GenericToolbar allowed users of Interface Builder 2 to include toolbars in their nib files. The arrival of Interface Builder 3 made this obsolete. Consequently, there are now two branches of GenericToolbar support: a converter for IB3 that allows developers to load GenericToolbar-containing nib files as if they used IB3's NSToolbar, and a palette for IB2 that continues to allow IB2 developers to include toolbars in their nib files.

[ More Info ] [ Download IB3 converter | IB2 palette ]