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...Message views and view controllers can be displayed at the top, bottom, or center of the screen, or behind navigation bars and tab bars. There are interactive dismiss gestures including a fun, physics-based one. Multiple background dimming modes. And a lot more! In addition to the numerous configuration options, SwiftMessages provides several good-looking layouts and themes. But SwiftMessages is also designer-friendly, which means you can fully and easily customize the view.

...This shortcut can be configured in System Preferences: in Keyboard preferences, look for “Toggle Dark Mode” under Shortcuts, Services, General. If “Animated transition“ is enabled in preferences, Nightfall will smooth over the transition between light and dark modes with a short animation. Because of how this feature works, you’ll need to grant Nightfall screen recording permissions. If you’d like to hide Nightfall from your menu bar without quitting the app, you can do so by holding the Command key and dragging the icon out of the menu bar. To reveal Nightfall again, re-open the app while it’s still running. ...

...Unlike traditional alerts that require user confirmation, this library allows for transient messages that automatically dismiss, improving user experience for status updates such as success messages, loading indicators, or errors. It provides multiple display modes including centered alerts, top drop-down HUDs, and bottom banners, giving developers flexibility in how feedback is presented. The library includes several predefined alert types such as complete, error, loading, and image-based notifications, all designed to match Apple’s visual language. It is fully customizable, allowing developers to adjust fonts, colors, and content while maintaining consistency with the system aesthetic.