1.1.1

Builds on the diagnostics work in 1.1.0, focused on capturing evidence for the sporadic IPv6 default-route loss.

New

• Boot baseline: shortly after a real system boot the app records the full IPv6 router/route state — a dated RA@boot total=… high=[…] medium=[…] log line plus a startup-<timestamp>.txt snapshot (ndp -rn, netstat -rn -f inet6, scutil, ifconfig, configd/networkd logs). This makes it possible to compare a "clean" boot against a "fragile" one (the loss is suspected to depend on the boot-time convergence of the default-router list). Gated to the first ~10 minutes after boot (via kern.boottime), so ordinary app relaunches don't create snapshots.
• Running version is now shown at the top of the menu (IPv6Monitor <version> (<build>)).

Note

The bundled app is ad-hoc signed (no paid Apple Developer account). On first launch you may need to right-click → Open, or remove the quarantine attribute. Building from source (see README) is equally supported.