MenuPop
MenuPop is a free utility for macOS that brings the menu bar menus directly to your cursor. By pressing a configurable keyboard shortcut, you can instantly access the active application's entire menu hierarchy without moving to the top of the screen—particularly useful on large displays or multi-monitor setups. It works like the classic Mac utility DejaMenu but with modern features: it can display keyboard shortcuts alongside menu commands, show alternate modifier-key options, include the Apple Menu, and allow full keyboard navigation. The app is especially helpful for power users who want faster menu access without reaching to the menu bar.
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1 suggestionWe could not confirm whether MenuPop has been updated to a native Apple Silicon build. The most recent public information we found is from early 2023 and does not mention Apple Silicon support. Since MenuPop is a keyboard-shortcut utility that likely interacts with system-level menu APIs, you should contact Binary Bakery directly to ask whether a native build exists or is planned. This is particularly important because Apple is removing Rosetta 2 in macOS 28 (September 2028)—at that point, an Intel-only build will stop launching on any Mac running that release or later. Check the developer's website or reach out via email to confirm the app's architecture roadmap and timeline. If MenuPop is no longer under active development and no native version is available, Rectangle or similar window-management utilities like Magnet may cover some menu-access use cases, though they do not provide exactly the same functionality.
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