Workrave 1.11.5 adds quiet micro-breaks, Windows power options during breaks,
and GNOME Shell 51 support. It also improves tray menus and window visibility,
and fixes problems with reading-mode timers, language selection, and sound preferences.
- New features and improvements:
- Added a "Break in quiet-mode" option for micro-breaks, so their timer can keep
running without automatic break reminders while rest-break reminders remain enabled
(#743, Pedro Rolo) - Added support for GNOME Shell 51
- Added an option to hide the status window from the taskbar and window switcher
on Windows and Linux/X11. This option is enabled by default (#701, #747) - Added shutdown, sleep, and hibernate options to the rest-break window on Windows (#735)
- The Windows installer now supports
/NOLAUNCHto skip starting Workrave after installation
- Added a "Break in quiet-mode" option for micro-breaks, so their timer can keep
- Bug fixes:
- Fixed reading-mode timers staying paused after leaving suspended mode (#724, #727, #739)
- Fixed empty tray menus on Linux, including when using i3 with Polybar (#750)
- Fixed the GNOME Shell menu not appearing after choosing "Open Workrave" (#750)
- Fixed switches in the GNOME Shell menu not applying changes when dragged
- Fixed Workrave ignoring the system language when no language was selected in preferences
- Fixed crashes in Linux panel applets when Workrave's settings could not be found
- The Linux indicator applet now respects the automatic-start setting
- Fixed registry permission errors when installing Workrave for the current Windows user (#749)
- Fixed blocking break windows appearing in the taskbar and window switcher on
Windows and Linux/X11 (#747) - Fixed the preferences window opening when dismissing the Windows tray menu (#720)
- The Windows tray menu now follows the selected light or dark appearance (#715)
- Fixed the selected sound theme being shown incorrectly when reopening sound preferences (#702)