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Feature Request: Allow users to add spacers into the macOS dock without using a Terminal hack

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<p>One thing I do is a periodic rejig of my dock, to ensure it contains the apps I use most frequently, and to keep them in some kind of logical order.</p>
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<p>Adding spacers to the dock helps a lot when it keeps to keeping things organized. This isn’t a standard macOS feature, but I think it should be …</p>
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