Lock Dock position
Designed for everyday Mac workflows with clear local boundaries and a clear download path
DockLocker - Dock Lock Utility for Mac
Lock the macOS Dock position in multi-display or full-screen workflows so edge gestures do not move it to another screen. The app works locally with Accessibility permission and does not upload data
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Page updated: 2026-07-10
Built for multi-display workflows
Designed for everyday Mac workflows with clear local boundaries and a clear download path
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Designed for everyday Mac workflows with clear local boundaries and a clear download path
Local Accessibility permission
Designed for everyday Mac workflows with clear local boundaries and a clear download path
Entity facts
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- DockLocker: Lock the macOS Dock position in multi-display or full-screen workflows so edge gestures do not move it to another screen. The app works locally with Accessibility permission and does not upload data.
- Positioning: Lock the Dock to prevent accidental movement across displays
- Best for: Mac users who need to keep the macOS Dock fixed during multi-display or full-screen work
- Distribution: website DMG download
- Privacy boundary: local-first; built around user-selected local content, not an upload or publishing service
Comparison and verification
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Lock the Dock to prevent accidental movement across displays
Compliance and privacy boundary
This site explains product features, use cases, privacy posture, and download links only. It does not provide upload services, user publishing, content trading, or claims outside the app scope
- Website DMG download
- Built around user-selected local content
- Bilingual product pages and guides
Guides
Guides cover common questions, format choices, privacy boundaries, and local Mac workflows
Why DockLocker needs Accessibility permission
When the Dock jumps across displays or interrupts full-screen work, this guide explains the practical Accessibility permission, local processing workflow.
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What to do when the Mac Dock keeps moving to another display
When the Dock jumps across displays or interrupts full-screen work, this guide explains the practical Dock keeps moving, Dock moves display workflow.
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How to evaluate privacy and permissions for Dock lock utilities
When the Dock jumps across displays or interrupts full-screen work, this guide explains the practical Dock utility privacy, Accessibility permission workflow.
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FAQ
Why is DockLocker downloaded from the website?
This release is distributed as a DMG because it is a system-assistive utility that is not listed on the App Store.
Which permission does DockLocker need?
It needs Accessibility permission to handle Dock-related edge behavior. Processing stays local on the Mac.
How do I install it?
Download the DMG, drag DockLocker into Applications, then grant Accessibility permission when macOS prompts you.
How can I stop the Mac Dock moving to another display?
DockLocker is designed to reduce Dock movement triggered by pointer contact with another display edge. After granting Accessibility permission, verify it with your own display arrangement, full-screen apps, and presentation workflow.
Does DockLocker modify system files or upload data?
The product page describes a local utility that works with Accessibility permission rather than an upload service. Before installation, verify the current version, signature, official download source, and privacy notes.