Observed arrival · 2026-11-08
Jumpr puts two-letter targets on every display
Jumpr is a free, open-source macOS menu bar app that labels clickable items across displays so users can select them by typing.
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- Mac users navigating multiple displays by keyboard
- Worth noticing
- The app requires macOS Accessibility permission; the site says it does not record the screen and makes its daily update check switchable.
Field notes
The homepage lets visitors try the labeling interaction in a browser-style demo, including typing a first letter to narrow the choices. Jumpr's documentation says macOS Accessibility permission is needed to locate and activate screen items, and says the app does not record the screen. The project is listed as free, MIT-licensed software for macOS 15 or later; its daily update check can be turned off.
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