Port Manager

Port Manager

Manage ports from your menu bar.

5.0β€’2 reviewsβ€’

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Find, open and kill ports in a couple of clicks. Works with Node, Python, Ruby, PHP, HTTP and pretty much any process listening on a TCP port.
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Macβ€’Developer Toolsβ€’Menu Bar Apps
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seΓ‘n pjpgr doran
Grabbed this instantly! It does look like it is getting blocked by Gatekeeper. I can still "Open Anyway" from the System Preferences β€” but just as a heads up
Jimmy Loughran
Maker
@spjpgrd Hey, thanks for the head's up! Weird, I've tested this on a few devices and haven't encountered this issue πŸ€” In your "Security & Privacy" settings do you have "Allow apps downloaded from" set to "App Store and identified developers"? Cheers for trying out the app πŸ™Œ
Ravishanker
@spjpgrd @jimies Hi, I just got the same error & I have it set to "App Store and Identified Developers"
Jimmy Loughran
Maker
@spjpgrd @ravishanker_ will have to debug this, odd because the app is notarized and signed πŸ€”. Appreciate the feedback, thanks!
Wojciech GrzeΕ›kowiak
@spjpgrd same here on 10.14.6 and "App Store and Identified Developers" checked.
Jimmy Loughran
Maker
@Wojciech GrzeΕ›kowiak thanks for that extra context. The issue appears to be that while the app is notarised and signed, the DMG is not. Looking at signing this now, thanks again all for your help.
Radoslav Stankov
This is really useful. I'm surprised this is is not a OS feature or part of Activity Monitor. Great product πŸ™Œ
Jimmy Loughran
Maker
@rstankov Thanks for the feedback! Hope it saves you time on your next project πŸŽ‰
Jimmy Loughran
Maker
Hello Product Hunt πŸ‘‹ I often find myself with lots of ports open on my Mac, and with no easy way to see them all in one place, kill processes and share URLs with my team. So I made this menu bar app, and I use it every day. I hope you find it useful too. With port manager you can: πŸ‘€View all of your ports in one place. πŸ‘©β€πŸ’»Open ports in your browser. 🌐Copy and share network URLs. πŸ’₯Free up ports in a couple of clicks. πŸ€–Works with Node, Python, PHP, HTTP and pretty much any process listening on a TCP port