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Vorssaint is massively optimized, with up to 95 percent less CPU and
energy use than 3.1.11. Cooler, quieter and easier on your battery.
Summary
Vorssaint 3.1.12 adds a Features hub with one click bundles and honest
energy badges, an onboarding that sets the app up from one answer, a
floating permission guide, text snippets, settings backup and a cleaner
that reaches the storage macOS calls Other. It is also far lighter on
CPU and fixes extra brightness during HDR video, Dock icon dragging and
Dock clicks on Java apps.
Added
- A Features hub in Settings installs and uninstalls whole features.
What you uninstall disappears from the entire app and stops loading,
so it uses no CPU, memory or energy. Nothing is deleted and installing
brings it back as it was. Its Permissions tab shows which features use
each permission and flags granted ones nothing is using. - Start with a bundle. Three one click packs in the hub shape the app
for volume, windows or battery, and every feature now wears an honest
energy badge telling what it keeps alive while on. - Onboarding now ends asking what brought you here. One answer applies
the matching bundle and setup finishes already shaped for it. - A small floating guide appears when a permission needs a trip to
System Settings. It shows the three steps and notices the grant by
itself. - Text snippets turn a short trigger into your text, right away or
after a space, with date, time and clipboard variables. Off by
default, in the panel's keyboard controls and in Settings. - The cleaner now reaches the storage macOS calls Other. Old iPhone and
iPad backups appear with device and date, never preselected, and
stale Xcode DeviceSupport caches join the developer junk. - Settings backup exports your whole setup to a file and imports it on
another Mac. In the Advanced settings.
Changed
- Deep energy work across the app. Mouse movement, typing, menu bar
metrics and permission checks stop repeating work they had already
done. Everything looks and behaves exactly the same, just cooler.
Fixed
- Extra brightness no longer flickers or drops out while HDR video plays
or goes fullscreen. The boost now holds steady and follows the panel
smoothly. - Clicking the Dock icon to minimize now works with Java apps such as
DBeaver. Windows the system reports slowly or not at all get a second
look, and apps without a Minimize All menu use their plain Minimize. - Dock icons can be dragged and reordered again while Dock clicks are
on. The click now acts when the button lifts, so press and hold turns
into a normal drag. - The side buttons option no longer shows the invert scrolling text
while active. - The menu bar panel opens centered under the app icon again. Newer
macOS builds could strand it against the screen edge until the tabs
changed. - Hovering a Dock preview can no longer pull a minimized window back
out. A window whose state cannot be verified now stays untouched, and
a Dock that restarts while previews are blocked is picked up again.
Signed with an Apple Developer ID and notarized by Apple, so it downloads and opens normally. Requires macOS 14 or later. Open the .dmg below and drag Vorssaint to Applications.