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I went ahead and paid for it. As I said above, I have it set to open all of my favorite apps, have it set to hit a button to go back the desktop, have it set to open my Alfred Search engine, etc. It is very useful for my needs.
 
I used it to customize the touchbar in all my programming apps. Here is a screen shot of it when I'm using PyCharm.
It has, undo, redo, find all uses, run, debug, stop, go to the definition, format code, and comment. Then in my </> Code submenu I have it so I can insert an if statement, or a for loop etc..

I also use the same for IntelliJ and Android Studio except the only difference is the comment button and the code insert for if statements etc.. since the syntax is different between Java and Python

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So since your able to create your own icons for the touch bar will that increase the resolution on the icons or does it still suffer the lower res like the standard icons? That pic you attached looks like higher res than the standard ones.
 
So since your able to create your own icons for the touch bar will that increase the resolution on the icons or does it still suffer the lower res like the standard icons? That pic you attached looks like higher res than the standard ones.

Mine? I just found icons on an icon site and used them. I got most of them from here: http://www.iconarchive.com/

I did customize the debugging one taking the play icon and copying a bug icon on top of it in gimp photo editor.
 
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