isTargetSleeping v1.20.0

Added

• The notch is liquid glass, like Droppy's: the open panel is solid black (#000000) at the top, next to the camera, and fades into
  real frosted glass, with the wallpaper and windows behind it blurred and slightly saturated, and a thin rim that catches the light
  at the corners. The tint darkens by itself over bright backgrounds so the text stays readable. What's behind the notch is copied
  once each time it opens and reduced to a few dozen colored cells in memory (never saved or sent anywhere), so if what's behind
  changes while the notch stays open, the glass keeps the picture from when it opened. High contrast stays solid.
• Glass lens in the dock, in the style of iOS 26's Liquid Glass tab bar: one glass indicator travels between the buttons. Press and
  hold a button and it swells into a capsule taller than the bar, magnifies the icons under it and follows your pointer with a
  springy, slightly stretchy motion; let go and it settles on the closest button and opens that page. A plain click makes it glide
  to the button too. The color fringes (chromatic aberration) come from the icons themselves: they split into red and blue only
  while the lens is pressed, more towards its edge and trailing when it moves fast. Reduced motion skips the animation.
• Calendar with an agenda, like Droppy's: the month (name in red, today in a red circle, dots on days with something, arrows to
  change month and a "+" to add) on the left and the agenda on the right, grouped by day. Reminders are local (saved in the app's
  settings, nothing leaves the PC), have an orange ring you tick when done, and can be removed. Events come from an optional .ics
  file you pick under Widgets (Google Calendar, Outlook and Apple export it; weekly, daily, monthly and yearly repeats are
  understood; the file is only read, no account, no network). Adding a reminder opens a panel with the text, a ruler you drag to
  pick the day, the time and "Done". The smaller calendar views show what's next.
• Live activities on both sides of the closed notch, each in its own black capsule that fades in from the notch and opens it on
  click: Ollama's (freeing RAM, powering on or off, critical memory) on the left, and everything else (Pomodoro, music, volume,
  keep-awake) on the right, up to one and two at a time. They are measured before they show, so they never flash over the notch.
• A pin button in the dock keeps the notch open while you work in another window.
• Music: shuffle and repeat buttons, shown only when the player supports them (Spotify does; browsers rarely).

Changed

• The dock is two liquid-glass capsules (pages and favorites) in the same black as the island, see-through towards the bottom,
  with a thin rim, the icons set loose inside, a translucent glass circle behind the selected page and a small bounce when you press
  a button. By default it has Home, Widgets and Settings, plus your favorites; the Ollama and Activity page buttons are optional
  (turn them on under "Dock buttons" on the Widgets page; Activity is still one click away from the chart button in the header).
  The dock only shows when you click the notch: the hover view is just the short view.
• The Music widget looks like Droppy's: bold double arrows and a bar-style pause without discs, shuffle and repeat as drawn glass
  squares, remaining time ("-3:02"), and the color of the cover tints the progress bar, the equalizer and the active buttons. The
  closed pill shows the cover next to the title and a tinted equalizer. The one-cell card is vertical, with a big cover that
  matches the calendar's height, in the full view and stays horizontal in the hover view.
• Widgets sit straight on the notch glass, with no card, fill or border behind them (as in Droppy); only what has to read as
  relief (buttons, agenda rows) keeps its glass. Margins between widgets are tighter.
• Home widgets are placed in two columns that fill by the shorter one (masonry) instead of rows as tall as the tallest widget, so a
  short widget no longer leaves a gap beside a tall one; two-cell widgets still take the full width.
• The "By CodeSentry - Tykillita" footer sits at the end of each page in the notch (it scrolls with it) instead of staying pinned
  over whatever scrolls underneath.
• Settings and Activity are organized in tabs instead of one long scroll of mixed cards. Settings: Ollama (idle release, game
  mode, other engines, integrations), Memory (free RAM and notifications), Notch (dock, clipboard, tray), Pet and General
  (shortcuts, login, updates, language, logs). Activity: Memory (week, chart, memory now, GPUs), Processes and History (clients and
  events).
• The process explorer is no longer a separate window: it is the Processes tab of Activity, inside the notch (and the tray
  panel). Same search, filters, sorting (press the active criterion to reverse it), minimum RAM, expandable app groups, pause and
  refresh, and the same sampling rules (it only samples while the tab is visible). Ending a process asks for confirmation right
  there, with the exact list of what will close, the access-denied retry as administrator included; nothing is ended before you
  accept. The "top five apps" summary that preceded it is gone, and every "View all processes" button now opens the tab.

Fixed

• Music from a web app installed from the browser (YouTube Music in Chrome or Edge) showed a long internal identifier where the app
  name goes. Known apps and browsers now show their name (Spotify, YouTube Music, Chrome, Edge…) and an unknown internal
  identifier shows nothing.