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Support: https://github.com/TermiT/Flycut/issues
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Flycut, developed by General Arcade (http://www.generalarcade.com/). Flycut is a fork of Jumpcut. Source code avilable on GitHub: http://github.com/TermiT/Flycut
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© General Arcade, 2011 - 2020.
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Flycut macOS incorporates the following libraries, used with gratitude:
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• ShortcutRecorder by Jesper et al. (<http://wafflesoftware.net/>)
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• a modified version of UKPrefsPanel by Uli Kusterer (<http://www.zathras.de/>)
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• SGHotKeysLib by Justin Williams (<https://github.com/agilebits/SGHotKeysLib>)
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Flycut iOS incorporates the following libraries, used with gratitude:
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• MGSwipeTableCell by Imanol Fernandez (<https://github.com/MortimerGoro/MGSwipeTableCell>)
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• a modified version of InAppSettingsKit by Luc Vandal and Ortwin Gentz (<https://github.com/futuretap/InAppSettingsKit>)
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Flycut macOS & iOS incorporates the following libraries, used with gratitude:
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• MJCloudKitUserDefaultsSync by Mark Jerde (<https://github.com/MarkJerde/MJCloudKitUserDefaultsSync>)
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Jumpcut is open source code built with open source code. Jumpcut incorporates the
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following libraries, used with gratitude:
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• PTHotKey by Quentin Carnicelli (<http://rogueamoeba.com/>)
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• ShortcutRecorder by Jesper et al. (<http://wafflesoftware.net/>)
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• Sparkle by Andy Matuschak (<http://www.andymatuschak.org/>)
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• a modified version of UKPrefsPanel by Uli Kusterer (<http://www.zathras.de/>)
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Additionally, much of the original code for Jumpcut was derived from Brett Simmons' TigerLaunch (<http://ranchero.com/tigerlaunch/>) and constant referral to the examples and discussion at CocoaDev.com.
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Jumpcut is subject to the MIT License. Source code and license details are available at its homepage, (<http://jumpcut.sourceforge.net>). Unless otherwise noted, Jumpcut is copyright © Steve Cook, 2002 – 2008.
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Thanks to Clare Bates Congdon, Joshua Davis, Brad Graham, David Jacobs, John Kenzie, Adam Rice, Finn Smith, Vera Tobin, and Andre Torrez for early and ongoing feedback, advice, and encouragement.
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