Instead, Yoink activates as soon as you start dragging anything on your Mac, displaying a small drawer into which you can drop whatever it is you’re dragging. You can use the menu bar menu to change settings, but you don’t need it to use the Yoink app. Close the tutorial window and the only thing letting you know that Yoink is running is its icon in your menu bar.
The first time you open Yoink, it walks you through a brief tutorial explaining how the app works and what kinds of files it accepts.
Drag files or other items to it and they sit there, right at hand, until you’re ready to drag them off the shelf and into another app or folder. Think of Yoink like a virtual shelf for your Mac. In short, Yoink acts as a temporary holding spot for items you drag and drop from the Finder or any other app, letting you store them for use later in other applications. Then you wish you had been using it for a lot longer than that. Yoink Takes Mac Drag and Drop to the Next LevelĮternal Storms Software’s Yoink is a powerful enhancement to the standard drag-and-drop experience on the Mac that you don’t realize you need until you’ve spent an hour or two using it.
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