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v0.2.1
Calendrop asks for your Keychain once, not once per account. Every account's sign-in now lives in a single Keychain item, so macOS asks at most once per launch however many accounts you have.
Install
brew install --cask calendrop-app/tap/calendropOr download Calendrop-0.2.1-macos-arm64.zip below, unzip it and move Calendrop.app into /Applications. Calendrop is self-signed rather than notarized, so allow its first launch in System Settings › Privacy & Security. It needs macOS 14 or later on Apple silicon.
What's new
- One Keychain prompt for all accounts. Calendrop reads its sign-ins once per launch. Choosing Always Allow keeps it quiet until the next update.
- Turning the prompt down is remembered for the rest of the launch, instead of asking again on every refresh. Signing in asks again.
- Upgrading from 0.2.0 asks once for each account's old sign-in, the first time only, and moves them into the new item.
- Removing an account now tells you if this Mac could not drop its sign-in.
See https://calendrop-app.github.io/ for the documentation.