Pelmet 0.2.37
Fixed:
- Revealing the hidden icons took about half a second on every click when
the bar had only been open briefly, when a window had moved near the
bar, and always on the first reveal after launch (#35, thanks @ldngoc-misa). Pelmet paints a
still of the open bar so the icons pop in at once. That still is now
taken on the way out when a short reveal never settled, kept when a
window moves underneath (the case @oantonov found in #33), and taken
once at launch. - The Passwords app's menu bar icon can be hidden (#34, thanks @mr-steveryan). It is hosted by
a small login item inside Passwords.app that Pelmet treated as one of
macOS's own. It shows up in Settings as Passwords, hideable, pinned in
place by macOS like the Kerberos icon. - After opening Notification Center from the clock, a click in another
app could stick as if the button were still held (#27, thanks @cookie-drummer). Pelmet swallows
the release that follows the clock click it replays. That release is
now forgotten after a second or at the next press, so a lost one can't
eat a later click's release. - A chevron click right after the bar reflowed, or landing just as a
hover reveal opened it, flashed the bar open, shut and open again. Both
read as a plain click now. - The Smooth reveal's cut-out failed silently with a display arranged to
the left of the primary one. - An app spawning a helper process (an
osascript, anopen) no longer
counts as a relaunch of that app. That opened a needless adoption window
and flashed the hidden icons under a cover.