v0.1.2

Onboarding

• Redesigned two-step onboarding flow
  • Step 1: Cursor bridge configuration.
  • Step 2: Glow preview and final setup.
• Bridge status detection without auto-skip
  Step 1 now checks whether the Cursor bridge is already installed and shows an "Installed" status, but it no longer jumps automatically to Step 2.
• Streamlined Cursor setup
  Only automatic installation remains. Manual and dynamic detection options have been removed. The flow clearly indicates whether Cursor is installed and whether the bridge is configured.
• Notch preview hidden on non-notch Macs
  On machines without a display notch, the notch preview card is hidden in Step 2.

Settings

• Redesigned Glow settings with tabs
  The Glow settings page is now organized into four tabs: General, Notch, Cursor, and Menu Bar.
  • General: Brightness and Blur Radius only.
  • Notch: Outer/Inner Thickness, Notch Inset, Horizontal Offset, Corner Radius Scale, Breathing, and Breathing Speed.
  • Cursor: Cursor glow toggle and bridge configuration status.
  • Menu Bar: Status-color glow settings.
• Notch tab hidden on non-notch Macs
  On Macs without a display notch, the Notch tab is not shown.
• Cursor settings simplified
  Removed manual and dynamic detection; only automatic bridge installation is offered.

Bug Fixes

• Fixed crash when toggling Low Power Mode
  GlowController observed NSProcessInfoPowerStateDidChangeNotification via a selector-based observer. The notification is delivered on a background thread, which caused UI API calls (window.orderFront, window.contentView, etc.) to run off the main thread and trigger an EXC_BREAKPOINT crash. All notification observers that touch UI have been migrated to block-based observers on OperationQueue.main.
• Fixed unresponsive "Configure" button in onboarding
  Chaining two .alert(isPresented:) modifiers on macOS SwiftUI prevented the second alert from presenting. The alerts in OnboardingStep1View are now combined into a single .alert(item:content:) modifier, and the button hit area is explicitly defined with .contentShape(Rectangle()).
• Fixed notch glow turning on automatically during onboarding
  OnboardingWindowController.preferredInitialStep() previously skipped to Step 2 when Cursor was already configured, and the glow defaults were left enabled. The initial step is now always Step 1 until onboarding is completed, and AppDelegate explicitly disables all glow layers before showing onboarding.
• Cursor glow now responds to motion and power settings
  CursorGlowController now observes NSWorkspace.accessibilityDisplayOptionsDidChangeNotification and NSProcessInfoPowerStateDidChangeNotification on the main queue, so the cursor halo refreshes immediately when Reduce Motion or Low Power Mode is toggled.

Notes

• Breathing animations are intentionally static when Reduce Motion or Low Power Mode is enabled
  Liang respects macOS accessibility and power-management settings by downgrading all breathing/pulse effects to a steady glow when either Reduce Motion or Low Power Mode is active. This is by design.