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kururu 0.1.1
kururu 0.1.1 improves input tuning, monitoring controls, capture reliability, and Shelf file delivery.
Requires macOS 14 or later on Apple Silicon.
Added
- Custom linear tracking speed for supported mice, with restoration of the previous device settings when disabled.
- Precise, Balanced, and Long Glide scrolling presets, finer adjustments, a response curve preview, and a scrolling test area.
- An optional three-finger spread gesture to open a selected radial menu. The gesture pauses while macOS three-finger dragging is enabled.
- Native file-promise delivery to the Shelf, with cancellation, independent stored filenames, and preserved order for mixed drops.
Changed
- Moved graph visibility and history duration controls to Menu Bar Panel settings. Graph buttons sit beside the display switches and show a persistent selected state.
- Graph controls become unavailable when their item or section is hidden, while preserving the saved graph preference.
- Refreshed the project documentation and added a Simplified Chinese README.
Fixed
- Improved menu bar icon recovery while macOS is still placing a recreated status item.
- Aligned recording video and audio timelines, preserved per-sample timing, and finalized recording duration when capture stops.
- Kept the app switcher icon row stable and brought selected previews into view after resizing, searching, or closing windows.
- Made screenshot content windows follow visibility preferences and prevented tool changes from accepting stale frames or selections.
- Distinguished confirmed app removal from inaccessible paths and dangling links when reporting uninstall results.
- Protected localized folders throughout cleaner scanning and removal.
- Preserved mouse recovery records across disconnections and custom-speed changes.
- Reclaimed orphaned Shelf attachments without removing active deliveries or files referenced by the saved index.
Installation and signing
- Download
kururu-0.1.1.dmg, open it, and drag kururu to Applications. - This build is locally signed and is not Apple Developer ID signed or notarized. macOS may block the first launch; see the installation guidance in the README.
- Automatic updates and privileged fan control remain unavailable.
- Asynchronously delivered folders are not supported. Ordinary folders dragged from Finder remain supported as references.
- SHA-256 checksums are provided in
SHA256SUMS.