MacOS Dock Response Time ?

[marcusalwayswins]

How many of you guys have changed the timing on how quickly your Dock appears, if you have kept it for "Automatically Hide and Show Dock".

I tried to increase the response time by doing some changes going through terminal and some earlier post but that does not seem to have worked.

Does anyone know a confirmed way of speeding up the time on how quickly the dock appears?

 

[Bigwaff]

Please share what you have already tried.

 

[BrianBaughn]

I have the OnyX app and have set Parameters>Dock>Don't display animation when showing or hiding the Dock turned ON and my Dock pops out instantly.

 

[marcusalwayswins]

I

Please share what you have already tried.

I used these 2 commands on Terminal

defaults write com.apple.dock
autohide time-modifier -int 0; killall
Dock

defaults write com.apple.dock
autohide time-modifier -float 0.15;
killall Dock

 

[marcusalwayswins]

I have the OnyX app and have set Parameters>Dock>Don't display animation when showing or hiding the Dock turned ON and my Dock pops out instantly.

is Onyx app an APP actually ?

And when you do Don't display animation when showing or hiding dock what else does it affect ?

 

[bogdanw]

is Onyx app an APP actually ?

OnyX https://www.titanium-software.fr/en/onyx.html

 

[gilby101]

I used these 2 commands on Terminal

defaults write com.apple.dock
autohide time-modifier -int 0; killall
Dock

defaults write com.apple.dock
autohide time-modifier -float 0.15;
killall Dock

Wrong parameters, I think.

When I use TinkerTool to:
Disable animation when hiding or showing Dock, and
Disable delay when showing hidden Dock
as well as setting autohide in System Settings

This sets these parameters:
defaults read com.apple.dock
{
autohide = 1;
"autohide-delay" = 0;
"autohide-time-modifier" = 0;
....
}

Dock hide/show is then lightning fast.

You could try 'defaults write' with these values, but TinkerTool and Onyx are easier - both are free.

TinkerTool is https://www.bresink.com/osx/TinkerTool.html

 

[MacGizmo]

TinkerTool and Onyx do the same thing, so either tool should fix the issue for you. Or, you can continue to try and use the terminal to do it - but I find it frustrating to figure out the new code to enter every time Apple changes something.