Pelmet 0.2.0
Pelmet 0.2.0
Nook is now Pelmet. A pelmet is the board above a window that hides the
curtain hardware — this one does it for your menu bar. Same app, same author,
new name (the old one collided with Barnes & Noble's NOOK and other Mac apps).
What happens on update:
- All your settings migrate automatically — sections, icon order, separators,
reveal behavior, per-display settings. Your old settings stay on disk, so
downgrading to 0.1.x still works. - You'll be asked to re-grant Accessibility (and Screen Recording, if you
had it enabled). The app's identity changed, and macOS ties permissions to
it. One-time. - Launch at login is re-registered under the new identity. If a stale "Nook"
entry lingers in System Settings → General → Login Items, it's safe to
remove. - If you updated in place (rather than a fresh DMG install), the app file in
/Applications may still be named Nook.app — rename it to Pelmet.app if you
like; everything works either way. - Homebrew users: the cask is now
fif7y/tap/pelmet.
If Pelmet is not hiding anything after this update: the leftover "Nook" row in System Settings → Accessibility belongs to the old app identity and no longer works. Remove it with −, click Grant Accessibility Access in Pelmet, enable the new Pelmet row, and relaunch. (0.2.1 automates most of this.)