Mac2MQTT v0.4.11

• The welcome finds the broker on your network: Home Assistant's host,
  where its Mosquitto add-on listens, and brokers that announce
  themselves. One click puts it into Settings.
• Test Connection in Settings tries the settings as edited, beside the
  reporting connection, and says what went wrong.
• An Audio Output select chooses where sound plays, the speakers or the
  headphones, as the Sound settings do; the Volume tile names it.
• Home Assistant knows at once when the Mac goes to sleep: it says it is
  offline as it sleeps, and online again as it wakes, rather than after
  the broker gives up on it.
• A Displays sensor counts the displays connected, so that one switched
  off at the plug tells from one asleep; the Display tile says which, and
  how many are connected.

Mac2MQTT v0.4.10

• A calmer window: the light behind the glass is blues of one family,
  the accent's, rather than blue, teal and pink.
• Motion: the sidebar's selection slides to the page chosen, and the
  page rises in; numbers roll to their new values, states and icons fade
  across, and rows that come and go open and close. With Reduce Motion
  on, things fade in place.
• The first launch opens on a welcome that explains the setup and leads
  to the broker's settings, rather than on Settings.
• Settings says "yesterday" for an update check a day ago, not "30 hours
  ago".
• Clearer text: the welcome's last step says settings save on their own,
  About lists what the app reports, and Display's tile no longer cuts off.
• Updates download only what changed since the installed version, when
  it is one of the last 3: usually a small part of the whole app.

Mac2MQTT v0.4.9

• Reports keep their interval while the window is closed: macOS no longer
  puts the app into App Nap while it reports, and the Mac still sleeps
  when idle.
• Checking for updates asks again when the server fails for a moment.

Mac2MQTT v0.4.8

• The menu bar's menu shows the connection's state over the broker's
  address, and the song over its artist, each on two lines.
• Settings says when updates were last checked as "5 minutes ago" or
  "yesterday", in the app's language.
• Updating removes the files the new version no longer has.

Mac2MQTT v0.4.7

• The display reads off when its monitor has no power, as one on a smart
  plug that is switched off, not only when it sleeps.
• Screen Lock replaces Screen Locked in Home Assistant: it reads Locked or
  Unlocked, with a lock that closes and opens, where Screen Locked read On
  while the screen was locked. Its entity is new
  (binary_sensor._screen_lock, on while unlocked): update the
  automations that used Screen Locked.

Mac2MQTT v0.4.6

• A brighter, more even look: badges and states in bright colors of one
  lightness, flat badges, a quieter sidebar, page titles level with the
  app's name, and This Mac in three columns.
• Overview's status and Now Playing are Liquid Glass over soft light, and
  pages fade out under their title as they scroll.
• Entities opens on a summary: how many entities Home Assistant has from
  this Mac, and how many groups are on and off.
• Settings save as you change them, as macOS's do: a field saves when you
  leave it, and there is no Save button to press.
• When an update is available, the menu bar's menu, Settings and About say
  which version, with a button to update to it.
• The app icon's body has a faint depth.

Mac2MQTT v0.4.5

• Home Assistant gets the Mac's uptime, how long ago it started, sleep
  included, beside the app's own.

Mac2MQTT v0.4.4

• Every item of the menu bar's menu has its icon, so that their labels
  line up in one column.

Mac2MQTT v0.4.3

• The menu bar's menu shows icons beside its items, as macOS 26's menus
  do, and the status with a dot in its color.
• A Control-click on the menu bar's icon opens its menu, as a right-click
  does.
• Updates replace the app once it has quit, so the Dock and Login Items
  keep it; a check in the background shows its window as Sparkle does.
• Install from Terminal, with the update's signature checked:
  curl -fsSL https://github.com/FaintGhost/mac2mqtt/releases/latest/download/install.sh | sh

Mac2MQTT v0.4.2

• Signed with a Developer ID and notarized by Apple: Mac2MQTT opens like
  any app, and macOS keeps its permissions, such as Local Network, across
  updates.
• When macOS's Local Network privacy keeps Mac2MQTT from a broker on the
  local network, which it reported as "no route to host", the window says
  what to allow, with a button to the setting.