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DyskLink for Mac 1.1.3

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@FannyDevz FannyDevz released this 11 Nov 15:10
· 4 commits to main since this release

A redesigned menu, UI polish across the app, and fixes from a second security and bug review. Update DyskLink for Android to 1.1.2 too.

New

  • Menu bar: wider, with live power readings while it's open, a gentle gradient sweep on the charts, a battery-shaped charge limit, and a clearer "where the power goes" view.
  • Updates in one place: the menu's update row opens Advanced › General, and the Updates card moves to the top when something is waiting.
  • Polish: one tab style everywhere, real icons in Mac care, tidier folder rows in Files, numbers and dates in your region's format, and a notch title that no longer runs into the date.

Fixed

  • Security: files pushed by another device are never opened automatically; gallery files are accepted only from phones and only when you asked for them; the charging helper installs safely from any folder name and its signature is checked first; unpaired devices are limited and must introduce themselves within 10 seconds; Mac care never ticks Apple's own files.
  • Terminal: large pastes no longer freeze it, and closed shells are cleaned up.
  • Clipboard history keeps images reliably and saves everything on quit.
  • Charging: before sleep the charger is switched off only when the battery is already at the limit.
  • Monitors: an iPad (Sidecar) or AirPlay screen no longer breaks brightness control on a real monitor.
  • Mac care: the duplicate finder skips files that are only in iCloud (no surprise downloads) and doesn't count hard links as duplicates.
  • Fewer retries: failed update checks and prayer-time loads now wait longer before trying again.

Updating: install over 1.1.x or 1.0.x. Everything stays.

Requires macOS 15 or later on Apple Silicon (any M chip).

Install

  1. Download DyskLink-mac-arm64.zip, unzip it, and move DyskLink to Applications.
  2. The app isn't notarized, so macOS blocks the first launch. Open System Settings > Privacy & Security and choose Open Anyway.

This build uses a self-signed certificate, not one from Apple.

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