Jamb v1.1.0

Added

• Jamb is available in Korean. The menu, Settings, welcome window, and browser setup guide follow the macOS language.

Changed

• Settings uses the system's grouped style, with section headers and rounded boxes like Xcode's settings.

Fixed

• A shortcut recorded while a Korean input source was on showed a Korean letter instead of the key.
• A shortcut using F1 through F20 showed a blank key.
• Closing Settings or switching apps while recording the shortcut left it off until Settings was opened again.

Jamb v1.0.6

Fixed

• The Settings window could no longer be dragged after a switch in it was flipped.

Jamb v1.0.5

Fixed

• The app icon's background looked flat in the Dock and Finder. It now shows its gradient.

Jamb v1.0.4

Fixed

• Closing Settings or the welcome window now returns you to the app you were using, so other apps' shortcuts keep working right away.

Jamb v1.0.3

Fixed

• Fixed steady processor use that began once Settings had been opened and went on after the window was closed.

Jamb v1.0.2

Added

• Spotlight now finds the app by its Korean name and by what it does — 잼, 잼브, and 커서 점프 all match.

Jamb v1.0.1

• Fixed: installing by COPYING the app (instead of Finder-moving it) left it running from Gatekeeper's translocated read-only path, which blocked Sparkle updates — the app now detects this at launch, clears the quarantine flag, and relaunches itself from its real location.

Jamb v1.0.0

• Initial release: press ⌃⌥J and every text input visible on screen — across all apps and windows — gets a label chip and a highlight; type the label and the caret jumps there, ready to type.
• Cross-app jumps activate the target app and raise its window; fields in background apps work the same as the active one.
• Works with native apps, Electron apps (their accessibility tree is woken automatically), and web pages — Safari out of the box, Chromium browsers after enabling web accessibility (Jamb shows a one-time walkthrough per browser).
• Label keys match by keyboard position, so non-Latin input sources (e.g. Korean) and alternative Latin layouts (Dvorak) both work.
• First-run onboarding gates on the Accessibility permission; a customizable global shortcut lives in Settings, and Sparkle keeps the app up to date.