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Yes. Automatic launch can be enabled in Menu Launcher so the application is available from the menu bar whenever you log in to macOS. The option can be disabled again at any time.

No developer-operated analytics, behavioral tracking or advertising systems are used. Your Menu Launcher configuration remains locally on your Mac.

No. Menu Launcher only provides references to applications and folders selected by you. The original items remain in their existing locations on your Mac.

Add a new item and select the folder you want to access. The folder is then available directly from Menu Launcher and opens in Finder when selected.

Open Menu Launcher, add a new item and select the application you want to use. Once added, the application appears in the launcher and can be opened directly from the macOS menu bar.

Open the Menu Launcher configuration and change the position of your existing entries. This allows you to keep frequently used applications and folders higher in the launcher.

Remove the corresponding entry from the Menu Launcher configuration. This only removes the shortcut from Menu Launcher and does not delete the original application, folder or any contained files.

Menu Launcher runs from the macOS menu bar and gives you direct access to the applications and folders configured in your launcher without adding additional items to the Dock.

No developer-operated analytics, behavioral tracking or advertising systems are used. Your Menu Launcher configuration remains locally on your Mac.

No, there is no option to recover removed items. Once removed, they cannot be restored.

Verify that automatic launch is enabled in Menu 2FA. If necessary, also check the macOS settings for applications permitted to open at login and enable Menu Launcher again.

Menu Launcher is designed for macOS and is distributed through the Mac App Store.