Releases: yujitach/MenuMeters
2.0.9
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Now you can select colors with transparencies. (It's really one line of code, to override the default setting that the color panel doesn't show the opacity slider. I don't know why it's the default in 2020.)
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The auto-updater now sends basic system info, such as macOS version and cpu type. For more details, see https://sparkle-project.org/documentation/system-profiling/ . This is to objectively decide how much effort I should put into maintaining compatibility with older macOS versions and/or adopting new CPU architectures.
2.0.8.3
This is the stable release for 2.0.8.x .
- You can now tint the colors toward black/white depending on whether the system is in the light/dark mode, using a slider.
- Activity Monitor can now be opened from any MenuMeter.
- Many other bug fixes.
- Probably with new bugs, due to my ongoing rewrite of the internals toward Big Sur.
(The original 2.0.8 contained a bug which made it unusable when the menubar was set to auto-hide. The version 2.0.8.2 I released to address the issue in fact made it unusable in other cases too, which was public only for about two hours but ~600 people downloaded. This version 2.0.8.3 should behave better.)
2.0.8.2
2.0.8.1
2.0.8
- You can now tint the colors toward black/white depending on whether the system is in the light/dark mode, using a slider.
- Activity Monitor can now be opened from any MenuMeter.
- Many other bug fixes.
- Probably with new bugs, due to my ongoing rewrite of the internals toward Big Sur.
2.0.7
2.0.6.1
The release 2.0.6 I uploaded about a day ago didn't actually fix #159, due to my stupid last minute change. It actually made things worse. This 2.0.6.1 should really fix the issue.
(Just to remember, the mistake I made was that when I tried to commit the bug fix, I realize that the some of the lines had only indent changes. To revert these lines, I copied the changes elsewhere, reverted the change, and applied the changes again, but to a different location with almost the same code. Ugh.)