Clicker

Changelog

v0.2.6

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Clicker 0.2.6

  • Clicking Pair no longer briefly freezes the panel while the pairing keys are computed.
  • A connection that fails or is abandoned is cleaned up right away, so the next attempt actually reconnects instead of waiting out a timeout.
  • Quitting and closing the panel mid-connect no longer wait for a stalled Apple TV to time out.
  • Rescan no longer lets results from the previous search briefly change the device list.

v0.2.5

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Clicker 0.2.5

  • Fixes the first button press after opening the panel sometimes doing nothing when the Apple TV had dropped the previous session.
  • Reconnects on its own a second after the Apple TV drops the session while the panel is open, and recovers from a stalled connection about twice as fast.
  • Tells the Apple TV the session is over when you quit, instead of leaving it with a dead connection.
  • Opening Clicker again while it's already running now shows the panel.
  • Shows the "Paired, but the pairing couldn't be saved" card when saving a pairing fails, instead of a remote that wouldn't connect.
  • After forgetting the selected Apple TV, switches to another one instead of waiting on the Choose card.
  • Esc now closes the device list first, and the list no longer reopens by itself the next time the panel opens.
  • A failed app launch no longer clears the Mute button's tint while the TV is still muted.
  • fn+Delete now removes the global shortcut while recording one.
  • Settings keeps "Last checked" up to date while it's open, and lists paired Apple TVs by name.
  • Keeps every past release in the update feed, so a Mac left behind by a future minimum macOS can still update to the last version it supports.

v0.2.4

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Clicker 0.2.4

  • Simplifies the panel's buttons: the Power and ••• menu buttons no longer follow the system's menu tracking, so the rest of the panel stops re-rendering every time a menu closes.

v0.2.3

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Clicker 0.2.3

  • Fixes the Back, TV, Play/Pause and Siri buttons blinking for a few frames when Settings was opened from the ••• menu.

v0.2.2

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Clicker 0.2.2

  • The Shortcut row in Settings is a button that shows the chord: click it, press the keys, and it is set. Hover for the remove control, or press Delete while recording. Esc or a click elsewhere cancels.
  • The Name field is the standard text field again.

v0.2.1

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Clicker 0.2.1

  • The Name and Shortcut fields in Settings look alike again. 0.2.0 drew the shortcut recorder as a filled capsule next to a rounded-rect Name field; both now share one surface.

v0.2.0

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Clicker 0.2.0

  • A global keyboard shortcut opens or closes Clicker from any app. Record one in Settings › This Mac › Shortcut; it needs no Accessibility or Input Monitoring permission.
  • The panel hangs from the menu bar icon like a menu, and switching between the remote and Settings resizes it on one smooth curve.
  • Settings › This Mac explains the Name and Shortcut rows with info tooltips instead of a paragraph, and the login toggle is now called Open at Login, like System Settings.
  • Tooltips appear after a third of a second instead of about one second.
  • The homepage's download button links straight to the newest DMG.

v0.1.2

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Clicker 0.1.2

  • Demo mode is compiled only into debug and --with-demo builds, so the released app no longer carries it.
  • Release workflow, site deployment and error handling improvements.