Settings

General

Display

• Show aggregate values in hierarchy mode: When enabled, aggregate values for CPU %, Resident Memory and Threads columns are shown in Hierarchy view. These aggregate values represent the sum of the respective metrics for a process and all its child processes.
• Show dotted guides in hierarchy mode: When enabled, indentation guides are shown in the Name column to visually represent the hierarchy depth of each process.
• Enable quick search highlighting: When enabled, matching text in the quick-search results is highlighted in the main table.
• Show mini cpu graph next to each process name: When enabled, a mini CPU usage graph is displayed next to each process name in the main table, showing CPU usage history over the last 30 seconds. Values are capped to 100%.
• Show NEW badge for newly discovered processes: When enabled, a “NEW” badge is displayed next to processes that started less than 30 seconds ago.
• Show secondary line in process name cell: When enabled, a secondary value is displayed below the process name in the main table. The secondary value can be selected from the following options:
  • Bundle ID (license only)
  • Command
  • Format (license only)
  • Signing Organization (license only)
  • Startup Entry (license only)
  • User
  • Version

Behavior

• Refresh interval (seconds): Sets the interval at which process information is refreshed in the main table.
• Case sensitive search: When enabled, quick-search filters are case-sensitive.
• Show confirmation dialog before Quitting process
• Remember finished processes (minutes): Sets the duration for which finished processes are retained in the main table before being removed.

External tools

• Path to vmmap: Specifies the path to the vmmap tool used to retrieve dynamic library information for processes. By default, the application uses the system’s vmmap located at /usr/bin/vmmap.
• Search query format: Allows to customize the format of search queries when using the “Search Online” context menu. The string must containt placeholder for process name: [processName]. For example, to search on Google, use https://www.google.com/search?q=[processName].

Colors

Allows to highlight processes in the main table containing the specified string in their name or command, or both with custom colors.

Shortcuts

Allows to define when a macOS Shortcut is triggered based the combination of:

• Process Name (contains)
• Process Event: Process Started or Process Finished

Shortcut is called with the following parameters: input=text&text=[processName] where [processName] is replaced with the name of the process triggering the shortcut.

Filters

Allows to define JavaScript filters used to filter processes in the main table. See JavaScript filters for more information.