v1.2.0

Added

• Quiet mode option "Apply the default action automatically": new files get the default action (the one the grace period applies) right away, with no prompt and no waiting dot. Rules still take precedence, files already waiting get the default when you switch it on, and the option only has an effect while Quiet mode is on. With duplicate detection on as well, a confirmed duplicate of a file that is still there is deleted right away instead (to the Trash or permanently, following Expired files), ahead of any rule, and the usual notice with Undo appears. Of two identical files that arrive together the one named like a copy ("name (1)", or Finder's English "name copy" / "name copy 2") goes; if neither name is a copy name, the one that sorts last goes. A duplicate is only deleted automatically while its original is still there and not itself being checked; when the original is scheduled for deletion, the copy goes only if it would be scheduled anyway (a rule matches it or the default action is a timer) and the original is not about to expire, otherwise it follows the normal path.
• Setting "Hide notifications after" (5 seconds to 15 minutes, or Never; 30 seconds by default): the prompt and the reminder hide on their own and the file stays in the list. A "Hides in N s · stays in the list" bar shows the time left; it pauses while the pointer is over the prompt, a key press restarts it, and with VoiceOver running nothing hides by itself.
• Appearance setting (Auto, Light or Dark) for the panel, the list, Settings and onboarding.
• History: the last 10 decisions in the menu bar list, with Put back for files that went to the Trash.
• Statistics in Settings > Data: files handled, moved to the Trash, deleted permanently, kept, scheduled by rules, duplicates deleted and space reclaimed, counted since the oldest entry in history.
• Rules can be reordered by dragging, as well as with Move up / Move down.

Changed

• No "Moved to Trash" notice after a file expires and its pre-expiry reminder was shown (also when you dismissed it or it hid itself). Deleting by hand still shows the notice with Undo, and so does an expiry nobody was reminded of (reminders off, a short timer, a Mac that slept through the reminder) and every permanent deletion; Put back in History restores a trashed file.
• New design: frosted cards, progress rings in the list, a full-width tab bar and grouped cards in Settings, and a redesigned onboarding. The list is its own floating card under the menu bar icon (no popover arrow), one card at a time.

Removed

• The notch presentation, because new Macs replace the notch with an island: the prompt now appears only under the menu bar icon, the "Show new downloads" setting is gone and an old "In the notch" choice is ignored.

Fixed

• Downloads that were still being written when DropKeeper quit are prompted on the next launch.