uBar alternative
uBar is a strong choice if you want a Windows-style taskbar on macOS. InfyniDock is different: it focuses on exact windows, live previews, and three shapes for different workflows: Menu Dock, FloatDock, and Full Dock.
The problem
Many people look for uBar because the native Dock is too app-level. But some users do not want a full taskbar; they want a lighter way to find specific Chrome, Finder, editor, Terminal, and chat windows.
The InfyniDock workflow
InfyniDock can run from the menu bar, appear as a temporary floating switcher, or become a full Dock. The common layer is exact window switching: preview the target window and activate it directly.
Use InfyniDock from the macOS menu bar while keeping the native Dock in place.
Call a temporary visual switcher with shortcuts, gestures, or mouse-wheel workflows.
Treat individual app windows as first-class targets instead of only showing applications.
Users who want a Windows-style taskbar metaphor on macOS.
A stronger visual replacement for the Dock.
Users who want window-level switching with a menu bar, floating, or full Dock shape.
A better fit when the main pain is finding the exact window.
InfyniDock can be used as an alternative to uBar, but it is not a clone. uBar is closer to a Windows-style taskbar. InfyniDock focuses on exact window switching, previews, Menu Dock, FloatDock, Full Dock, and workspaces.
InfyniDock Menu Dock is a better fit if you want to keep the native Dock and add a menu-bar window manager on top.
InfyniDock is designed around exact windows, so it is a strong fit when one app has many open windows.