The app icon cannot show correctly after pinned into Dock. Update: I found that it seems as if you close the menubar icon then the dock icon cannot function as it is supposed to be. It might have nothing to do with pinning but still with bugs.

The team probably should go back to the drawing board on how to solve the problem. There isn’t really a product here, in my opinion, and rather just a interaction scheme on top of a very traditional file management.The application takes an ‘inbox zero’ approach to what would save time for download file management, and doesn’t save effort. The issue with managing downloads has never been easy ability to select and delete…but rather managing an overwhelming backlog of disposable useless files (dmg’s, etc.). This application prompts the user to manually, 1 by 1, go through each file to make a decision about keep/trash/relocate. If anything, it makes downloads MORE of a daunting set of files to sift through.Wearing PM hat: The team should focus on automation, optimization and organization…to actually save the user time and effort. Currently, this app i’d say actively makes download management MORE onerous

Leftovers is a great app! I could see how this might not be for everyone, but for me it made sorting downloads fun and easy. Much better than going through an intimidating list of files. Feels a little half-baked and laking automation features, I’m sure that’s probably going to be fixed in the near future. My downloads folder went from probably over 100 unless downloads to only the things I need.Bottom Line: Great app! I could see this becoming wildly popular. It just needs a little more work.