Peel 1.2.0

Peel 1.2.0 removes apps more carefully and checks for updates more accurately.

Requires macOS Tahoe 26 or later.

Highlights

• VPNs and security tools such as ExpressVPN, Cloudflare WARP, Zscaler, and Sophos are left to their makers' own uninstallers, and Peel shows you the maker's step.
• More of your data is held back: torrent lists, 1Password vaults, LibreOffice profiles, and iTerm2 scripts are shown but never selected for you, and macOS's own folders are never taken for an app's.
• Update checks you can trust: iPhone and iPad apps, and apps sold with their iPhone version, are checked against their own App Store listing, and what Homebrew says counts only for a day after it last checked.
• Your shell after a removal: Peel names the lines in your shell's startup files that still point to what moved, and changes none of them.
• Steadier: with many pages selected, the Move to Trash question keeps its buttons on screen, and right after Peel updates itself, its helper is ready at once.
• Many smaller fixes across Peel.

Thanks to @0xgruber for reporting the missing App Store updates (#1), and to @JayrGilGalicia for the Move to Trash question that ran off the screen (#2).

Everything that changed in 1.2.0

Checksums

File	SHA-256
Peel-1.2.0.dmg	5b65ecc203fb5741dd7b864d0f28532f19d8c06b9f93e398858514293a9d4d65
Peel-1.2.0.zip	8680da2e5d840c7730368eb336eda63e14c9d6faa1c0d66dfa030a053d7d3584

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