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Googly Eyes

Googly Eyes for Mac

Add playful eyes to your menu bar that follow your cursor and blink when you click. Pure whimsy! Note: Menu bar items on inactive secondary displays are clones of the original, so the eyes won't track correctly on those screens. There is n…

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  1. Googly Eyes version 1.2.0Mac App Store · macOS 26.0 or later
    • The app now requires macOS 26. You can get the last macOS 15 compatible version from the app's website.

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Googly Eyes

Add playful eyes to your menu bar that follow your cursor and blink when you click. Pure whimsy!

Note: Menu bar items on inactive secondary displays are clones of the original, so the eyes won't track correctly on those screens. There is no way to fix this.

Note: The app uses more CPU than I would have liked because macOS is very inefficient at updating menu bar items. The app is optimized as much as possible. Beware that when Activity Monitor shows 10% CPU usage, that's for one core - meaning only about 1.2% of total CPU on an 8-core machine.

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- The app now requires macOS 26. You can get the last macOS 15 compatible version from the app's website.

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