Check your speedQuay is a simple app that brings back the hierarchical menus to the Leopard Dock, but with several additional capabilities. You can sort items by name, data modified, date created, or file kind. Optionally, you can also show small or large icons next to each filename, see invisible files or browse into packages or bundles. There's no trial period, but only the first Quay item in the Dock will work until you register. The price is Euro 7 (about US$10 - it will oscillate somewhat with currency rates). Quay items are on the right (or bottom) side of the Dock, just like you're used to. There are no apps running on the other side of the Dock; no extra distracting running lights.
It uses the system's Dock, not a secondary palette or window. Quay is a simple Cocoa application. You run it just to configure a popup item in the Dock. The Dock icons can be customized for better recognition. For the popups, it runs an on-demand background tool that uses very little CPU time and memory. Quay does no magic. It doesn't hack the Dock in any way, and calls no private system interfaces. Version 1.1fc1 includes unspecified updates.
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