DockClick

Right-click any file in a Stack popup and you'll see everything: Open, Open With, Get Info, Show in Finder, Rename, Duplicate, Make Alias, Compress, AirDrop, Share, Move To, Copy To, Copy, Copy as Pathname, and Move to Trash. No Finder window. No extra step. Just the menu, right there.

Drill into a sub-folder inside a Stack and the context menu follows you in. DockClick doesn't stop at the top level — it works as deep as your folder structure goes.

Before you do anything, you can see what you're looking at. DockClick shows a real Quick Look preview — for images, PDFs, and movies — right in the menu header. The Open entry also shows the actual icon of the app that'll open the file, so there are no surprises.

When you open the Share sheet, it works the way you'd expect. Click into the Dock to close just the sheet. Click elsewhere to dismiss the Stack with it. Or right-click the next file and keep going — DockClick doesn't get in the way.

Every menu entry can be switched on or off in Settings. If you never use Make Alias or Copy as Pathname, hide them. Keep only what you actually need. DockClick uses macOS's own wording throughout, and it's localized into 15 languages.

DockClick is a universal app that runs invisibly in the background. No spinning wait cursor over the Dock while a menu is open. No stray alert sounds after actions. It gets out of the way cleanly every time — after Move To, Copy To, and Open With panels alike.