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Pharos v1.3.2
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.
- Reset to Default left the shortcut button showing the previous shortcut.
- Closing Settings or switching apps while recording the lock shortcut left it off until Settings was opened again.
Pharos v1.3.1
Changed
- Opening Pharos again while it's running, from Spotlight or the Applications folder, brings up Settings.
Fixed
- With the menu bar icon hidden, opening Pharos when it wasn't running showed no window.
Pharos v1.3.0
Added
- Pharos is available in Korean. The menu, Settings, and welcome window follow the macOS language.
- Settings shows a warning when another app is already using the lock shortcut.
Changed
- Settings uses the system's grouped style, with section headers and rounded boxes like Xcode's settings.
Fixed
- The locked screen could stop responding to clicks and keys, leaving no way to unlock it.
- Pharos could be quit from the keyboard while the screen was locked, uncovering the screen.
- Keys typed while the unlock dialog was opening could reach the app behind the locked screen.
- A display connected while unlocking was left uncovered.
- The first click on the locked screen sometimes did nothing.
- A timed keep-awake ended late if the Mac had slept in the meantime.
Pharos v1.2.5
Fixed
- The Settings window could no longer be dragged after a switch in it was flipped.
Pharos v1.2.4
Fixed
- The app icon's background looked flat in the Dock and Finder. It now shows its gradient.
Pharos v1.2.3
Fixed
- Closing Settings or the welcome window now returns you to the app you were using, so other apps' shortcuts keep working right away.
Pharos v1.2.2
Fixed
- Fixed steady processor use that began once Settings had been opened and went on after the window was closed.
Pharos v1.2.1
Fixed
- Unlocking could leave macOS's secure-input mode stuck with loginwindow, silently starving every key-listening app on the Mac (brightness keys, input-source switchers) until the screen was locked and unlocked again — the authentication context is now torn down explicitly, and if macOS still leaves the mode stuck, Pharos detects it and explains the gesture that clears it.
- After unlocking, the lock shortcut (⇧⌘L by default) needed two presses to lock again — the lock's input shield was swallowing the shortcut's own release events, so the system believed it was still held down.
Pharos v1.2.0
Added
- Locked Awake: cover every display in black and swallow input while background work keeps running — for stepping away; unlock with Touch ID or your account password after Return, Esc, or a click.
- A global shortcut, ⇧⌘L by default, locks from anywhere; change it in the new Shortcuts pane in Settings.
- The Accessibility permission the lock needs (to swallow shortcuts like ⌘Tab) is requested only the first time you lock — keeping the Mac awake still uses no permissions at all.
Pharos v1.1.2
Added
- Spotlight now finds the app by its Korean name and by what it does — 파로스, 잠자기 방지, and keep awake all match.