Extend your dock with Overflow

My dock is hidden at all times now that I have Quicksilver. The only reason why I had kept it around was to see which apps were currently running (including hidden ones), but since I do my app switching with command-tab, that's take care of also. goodbye dock, hello screen real estate!

@scott and chris: yeah me too. even Spotlight would be quicker.

Is this post just a glorified advert?

@Scott: My thoughts exactly when I read this! Quicksilver means that I only have to keep the bare essentials in the Dock, and sometimes I've found myself wondering why I even need it at all...

why would one use quicksilver to launch this app in order to launch another, when one can use quicksilver to launch the apps which are in Overflow, thus removing Overflow from the equation?

I like this app. The only problem IMO is that it itself is an app and therefore isn't really an extension of the dock. It has a menu bar and It appears in the application switcher aswell.

Would be better if it could be more seamlessly intergrated with the dock and had a preference pane in system prefs.

I am a dock neat freak and this is extremely helpful for those Apps that "don't fit in" with the other icons in my dock/

Over-priced.