Dato 4.7.2 MacOS (16 MB .dmg) - Mac Full Download

Info

Dato replaces the system menu bar clock. By default it looks exactly the same, but when you click it you get a small calendar, calendar events, the current time in various time zones, and more. Dato supports all locales and languages that macOS supports for menu bar text, dates, times, and calendar, but the menus are only in English. Calendar and events are read-only. There is currently no support for adding/editing events. There are no plans to add support for the Chinese lunar calendar.

Features

Calendar, optionally with week numbers and event indicators.
Your upcoming events for the next week (customizable) at a glance.
Time zones, optionally with custom names.
Custom format for date and time in menu bar.
Highlight certain days of the week on the calendar.
Search time zones by city (including 15 thousand cities offline).
Supports all calendar services that the built-in Calendar app supports (iCloud, Google, Outlook, etc.).
Fully customizable.
Lots of in-app keyboard shortcuts for experienced users.
Global keyboard shortcut to open/close the application. (macOS 10.15 and above)
Supports calendar events with HTML formatted notes.
Show seconds on menu bar clock or menu. (Optional)
"Join Zoom Meeting" button in Zoom meeting calendar invitations.
Open calendar events from Google Calendar directly in Google Calendar
Custom color for date and time menu bar text.

Tips

Double-click a day on the calendar to open that day in the default calendar application. (Supports: Calendar, Fantastical 2, BusyCal)
Press the arrow keys to change the days on the calendar.
Press the Spacebar to select today in the calendar.
To change months, swipe with two fingers on the calendar or press the left/right arrow keys while holding down the Option key.
To change years in the calendar, press the left/right arrow keys while holding down the Shift and Option keys.
Hold the Option key while clicking the calendar arrows to skip a year instead of a month.
In the event details, press CommandC to copy the selected text.

System Requirements

macOS 10.15.5 or later

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