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Moor vs. ActiveDock
ActiveDock is a Dock replacement with a Start menu. Moor gives you several docks, live widgets and profiles, but needs a newer Mac.
Who wins where
Where ActiveDock wins
It runs on macOS 14.6 and later, Intel or Apple silicon, and has a Start Menu launcher. Moor needs macOS 26. Source: noteifyapp.com
Where Moor wins
Several docks at once (ActiveDock points to a separate app for that), live widgets, profiles, a file shelf, and an MCP server.
Task by task
Pick any answer to open the page it came from. Checked 26 October 2026. Not stated means the page doesn't say, which is not the same as no.
Switch from ActiveDock in three steps
Quit ActiveDock
Quit ActiveDock first so it saves its settings. You don't have to uninstall it.
Import it into Moor
In Moor, open Settings → Docks, choose +, then Import from ActiveDock. Moor makes a new dock with the same apps, in the same order.
Check the dock, keep the way back
Look it over and adjust it in edit mode (Control-Option-E). Your original Dock was saved first, and quitting Moor brings Apple's Dock back.
Try Moor free for 14 days
$29 once, 14-day free trial, no card
$– – of – left at this price then $–
macOS 26 (Tahoe) or later, Apple silicon. Quit Moor and Apple's Dock comes right back.
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