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Prevent Sleep during long tasks #44
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This feature was already implemented in iOS. The same API doesn't work in macOS though. Looks like it's not easy preventing system sleep on macOS. It requires calling some low-level OS API, which is not easy to do in a Mac Catalyst app and may not be approved by App Store reviewers. You can try to enable This feature may come in a future update if there is a viable way to do it. But don't get your hopes too high. |
It is possible to prevent sleep. However, it also prevents the display from turning off automatically. Therefore the display will be kept on through the whole process. Will this work for you? |
Yes, it's normal for apps that prevent sleep to keep the display on as well. That's no problem. It's possible to use a hot corner to turn off the screen without putting the computer to sleep (I do this with Handbrake all the time). Having the computer stay awake during a job is much better than having the job never finish! Thanks! |
This feature is now supported in the latest version (6.0). Feel free to update. |
I noticed when processing large files, such as videos, the app will not prevent the system from sleeping. While upscaling a job overnight, the computer fell asleep. Upon waking it, the app continued the upscale job.
Instead, it would be best if the app prevented system sleep while running a task.
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