One of the things that users do not quite like when we look at the new design of OS X Yosemite is the Dock and its appearance so flat or even something 'retro' with the icons of the applications in a format similar to 2D with that bar gray behind. If it is true that there are many others who love this new design, but for those who do not like the current design we have in our hands a very interesting application to modify it to our liking.
Well, it is not possible to make very drastic changes to the Dock, but one that is simple and has a very nice effect is to eliminate the gray bar or make it transparent. This is what allows us to make the cDocks application that we avoid seeing below. It is also really easy to use and we can carry out these changes on OS X Mavericks 10.9 and on OS X Yosemite 10.10 with complete peace of mind.
Here we leave a small video in which you can see the change in the Mac's Dock with or without the standard bar:
Many are the good changes that OS X Yosemite has such as the Widgets theme that users are really liking it, in addition to the improvements in terms of continuity with Apple's other operating system, iOS. But the new Dock is an element that not everyone seems to like and if we are users who do not hide it, we may not like it, for this, cDock is very good for us.
The tool not available on the Mac App Store but we can find it directly at this link. With it we can modify the Dock a bit on our machine if we think that Apple has taken a step back in terms of design or simply to change a little.