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https://github.com/forcequitos/aquira

The world's most revolutionary accent color utility for macOS Ventura and later, and we think you're gonna love it. Coming soon!
https://github.com/forcequitos/aquira

accent-color macos utilities

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The world's most revolutionary accent color utility for macOS Ventura and later, and we think you're gonna love it. Coming soon!

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# Aquira

### The macOS accent color utility of the future, coming "soon".

![A screen recording of the Aquira application running on a Mac next to Mist and System Settings, showing how Mist's accent colors change after being selected in Aquira](https://github.com/forcequitOS/Aquira/blob/main/ProgressTwoPointOne.gif?raw=true)

Current Stage: Pick accent colors for individual apps, if that's all you want out of this tool (Excluding iMac colors), feel free to test drive [Beta 2](https://github.com/forcequitOS/Aquira/releases/tag/beta2) now (and make sure to give me feedback!).

The final release will be open source, supporing macOS 13.0 Ventura and later. Now *when* will the final release happen? Good luck.

### Resources & Inspiration:

https://mahdi.jp/apps/accents - Really cool app to use the iMac's accent colors on any Mac with a simple UI

https://alexwlchan.net/2022/changing-the-macos-accent-colour/ - Changing system accent colors with UserDefaults and getting all apps to change automatically (Massive resource for me)

https://georgegarside.com/blog/macos/imac-m1-accent-colours-any-mac/ - Information about what exactly allows using the iMac's accent colors on any Mac

https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/466985/is-there-a-way-to-set-macos-accent-color-on-a-per-app-basis - Setting accent colors on a per-application basis using the defaults command

You all have my official stamp of approval.

This project used to be called Aquifer, but I since renamed it to Aquira.... since why not, I guess.

This project truthfully is a stopgap for something better that either myself or hopefully someone else will write. I already have plans to use the general knowledge I'm learning with Aquira to make a future, more general-purpose tool that kinda acts as a per-app version of System Settings, called Preferential right now, but that'll be something for another day.