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HierarchicalDock 1.2 is ready to go

HierarchicalDock is one of the three applications we recently wrote about (along with Quay and OldFolder) that adds hierarchical menus to the Leopard dock. It works easily: Just drag any folder onto the HierarchicalDock icon and presto! It'll behave like a good, old-fashioned dock folder.

This week, Eternal Storms Software released version 1.2 of HierarchicalDock. Changes include:
  • Preview listed items with Quick Look
  • The Finder's color labels are displayed
  • You can now set global or per-folder preferences
There's more, of course, and you can read the full release notes here. HierarchicalDock requires Mac OS 10.5 or higher, is a Universal Binary and, best of all, free.

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