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KeyHop 260907.1

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@cxa cxa released this 07 Sep 10:02
  • Turn on iCloud during setup to reuse your shortcuts and app assignments from another Mac.
  • Enjoy clearer setup text and more consistent spacing.

KeyHop 260907.0

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@cxa cxa released this 07 Sep 08:45
  • Sync your Leader key, double-tap interval, keyboard layout, and app assignments across Macs with iCloud.
  • Keep using your saved settings offline, and choose whether each Mac joins iCloud sync.

KeyHop 260904.2

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@cxa cxa released this 04 Sep 15:41
  • Prevents KeyHop from asking for Accessibility access again after an update when access is already enabled.
  • Keeps onboarding text readable and in sync with the current light or dark appearance.
  • Matches the updater icon to the current appearance and polishes the Updates controls.

KeyHop 260904.1

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@cxa cxa released this 04 Sep 14:58

KeyHop 260904.1 makes setup and configuration cleaner and more consistent.

  • Assign apps from a compact keyboard strip that keeps every slot neatly aligned.
  • Recognize home-row positions more easily with keycap-style labels and F/J markers.
  • Use the same Leader-key and app-assignment controls in onboarding and Settings.
  • Follow a simpler Accessibility permission step with clearer, more readable guidance.
  • Enjoy more consistent spacing, alignment, and status presentation throughout Settings.

KeyHop 260904.0

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@cxa cxa released this 04 Sep 02:25

KeyHop’s first release makes everyday app switching immediate and predictable.

  • Double-tap your chosen modifier, then press a home-row key to jump directly to an assigned app.
  • Assign up to ten apps and keep their positions consistent across supported keyboard layouts.
  • Follow a guided first-run experience with clearer Accessibility permission recovery.
  • Use the new app icon and pixel-sharp menu bar symbol, with matching balanced spacing.
  • Pause KeyHop, resume it, or launch it automatically when you sign in.