Float

Float is a cool app for Mac OS X that lets you add floating widgets to your desktop. These widgets are great shortcuts to social networks, they can show cute images, or even work as a stopwatch or calculator. It's pretty handy!

Easy-to-Use Widgets

This app comes with 84 different predefined widgets! You can easily check them out in three categories: Links, Images, and Tools. Just drag and drop them anywhere on your screen. Once you have a widget on your desktop, you can move it around, change its size and opacity, or remove it using a simple right-click menu.

Quality Illustrations

The widgets look great! Even when you make the pictures bigger, they still stay clear and colorful. However, keep in mind that you can't select the widgets by clicking and dragging them like regular icons.

Quick Links to Your Favorites

The link widgets let you open websites like Facebook, Twitter, Google, or Reddit with just one click! And if you're looking to decorate your desktop with some fun images, the Image widgets are filled with adorable pictures of dogs, cats, cakes—pretty much anything cute!

Tools at Your Fingertips

Now about those Tool widgets—they're pretty basic. You get a Calculator and a Stopwatch. The calculator works well with the numeric keypad while the stopwatch lets you set multiple laps. Simple but effective!

Your Widget Dashboard

Float also includes a dashboard panel where you can see which widgets are active on your screen along with their sizes and locations. Plus, it shows how transparent they are! If you want to remove any widget quickly, just hit one button in this dashboard.

A Quick Wrap-Up

So in short, Float is a practical utility for Mac OS X that gives you three types of handy widgets for daily use. The free version does come with an annoying banner though—so if you're looking for the full experience without distractions, think about buying the app! For more details or to download Float, check out Softpas!