FlowState 0.2.4

Setting up a project has been rebuilt, after someone said it was a lot to
take in.

Changed

It is one page instead of three steps. General, Quick Access and Launch
are gone. Everything a project contains is in a single list, and Save is
always available — changing a project's name no longer means clicking
Continue twice.

A panel shows exactly what Launch will do, in the order it will happen,
updating as you edit. No more working out what Launch does by remembering
what you set on two other pages.

The switch for "open this with Launch" now sits on the thing it opens.
Previously some of those switches were on a separate page, greyed out, telling
you to go back to an earlier step to enable them.

Each website gets its own switch. A project with a handbook and a
submission portal can open one every time without opening both.

Rows show the real app and file icons instead of generic glyphs, so you
can see at a glance that you picked the right application.

Problems are explained in place. A bad web address is marked as you type,
and the reason Save is unavailable sits next to the button rather than
appearing as an alert after you press it.

Fixed

Applications added to a project were shown with a folder icon. An app
bundle is technically a folder, and FlowState was checking for that first.

Nothing you have already set up changes.

Installing

Open the disk image and drag FlowState to Applications, replacing the older
copy. macOS asks once to confirm an app downloaded from the internet — that is
normal for anything not from the App Store.

macOS 15 or later · Apple silicon and Intel · signed and notarized.