XRevert for Mac
Reverts icons and UI elements to those of prior OS X versions (was YosemiteRevert).
$4.99
In English
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XRevert overview
XRevert (was YosemiteRevert) changes application icons, system icons (such as the folder icon), menu bar icons, and more, as well as the system font, in OS X 10.10 Yosemite and later back to the way they were in prior versions of OS X. It also makes changes to aesthetics, such as the "traffic light icons" and menu textures.
What’s new in version 2.1
Version 2.1:
Changes:
- Adds aesthetics support for the Graphite appearance
- International support
- Restores the ability to change the system font (with some bugs...) in OS X El Capitan
- Fixes for the Wi-Fi menu bar icon
- Fixes an issue regarding text color with accessibility options enabled
- Fixes an issue relating to checking for updates
Known Bugs:
- Battery icon may be cut off by 1 pixel height when charging
- "Traffic light" icons do not get changed for iTunes
XRevert for Mac
$4.99
In English
Version 2.1
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Jan 10 2018
Version: 2.1
Any updates since version 3.1? I heard rumor of 3.2 but never received a download link for it. Thanks for making Yosemite tolerable for me!
Oct 18 2015
Version: 2.0.1
Is this a Paid update from YosemiteRevert 2.5.2? No reply from developer email, 10/10/2015.
Aug 7 2015
Version: 1.5.2
Lost reverted icons after upgrading to 10.10.4. Still does some things, like blue iTunes in dock and no cloudy login screen but no more reverted icons. Tried undo changes and re-installing but no help.
Feb 16 2015
Version: 1.3
All,
For those experiencing problems with being unable to locate a font file, or finding the font changes from earlier versions of the app were not removed, update to version 1.3.1. If you've already purchased the app, you should have just gotten an email about it.
Feb 13 2015
Version: 1.2.2
I installed this and it did absolutely nothing.
I tried several times (taking it out and putting it back in; "zapping" the Finder; etc.) to no avail. I did this on my newly-upgraded MacBook Pro and on a VM. In each case, absolutely nothing happened.
What's the deal?
I tried several times (taking it out and putting it back in; "zapping" the Finder; etc.) to no avail. I did this on my newly-upgraded MacBook Pro and on a VM. In each case, absolutely nothing happened.
What's the deal?