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v0.4.1
Banners now come from mutewake — its own name and icon — instead of Script Editor.
Changed
- Wake/unlock banners post through the macOS notification center. On first run, macOS asks whether mutewake may send notifications; allow it. Banners never play a sound.
- If you turn mutewake's notifications off, it respects that; the menu's Recent Activity notes "Banner off in Notifications settings" when one is skipped.
osascriptremains only as a fallback for when macOS rejects the permission request outright.
Why it used to say Script Editor
The README blamed ad-hoc signing. The real cause was the build bug fixed in 0.4.0: the binary claimed a minimum macOS newer than the one it ran on, so LaunchServices never registered the app — which the notification center needs.
Notes
- Your notification setting survives updates. The first run right after an install or
mutewake updatemay briefly use theosascriptfallback while macOS catches up with the rebuilt app; those banners still show as mutewake. - Corrected after release: an earlier version of these notes said each rebuild resets the permission. Testing showed it doesn't.
Updating
mutewake update # from a clone
mutewake update ~/Downloads/mutewake-0.4.1.tar.gz # from the archive belowNew here? See the 0.4.0 release for install instructions.