Clicker 0.2.9

Clicker 0.2.9

• When an update is available, a notice with an Update button now appears under the remote, in place of the dot on the menu bar icon. It shows even while the remote is unavailable, such as when the Apple TV is off.
• Clicker no longer opens the update window on its own, including right after you log in. It waits until you click Update or Check for Updates….
• The connection error now names the Apple TV, for example "Couldn't connect to Living Room."

Clicker 0.2.8

Clicker 0.2.8

• Pressing buttons while an Apple TV isn't responding no longer queues up long reconnect attempts that replay every press once it answers. Use Retry, or close and reopen the panel, to reconnect.
• Re-identifying a paired Apple TV can no longer lose its pairing if saving fails partway.

Clicker 0.2.7

Clicker 0.2.7

• Replies from the Apple TV are decoded correctly later in a session. After a few dozen commands, a decoding mistake could mix up repeated values in a reply, such as names in the app list.
• Switching to another Apple TV while the previous one is still connecting no longer lets the old connection's events reach the remote.

Clicker 0.2.6

Clicker 0.2.6

• Clicking Pair no longer briefly freezes the panel while the pairing keys are computed.
• A connection that fails or is abandoned is cleaned up right away, so the next attempt actually reconnects instead of waiting out a timeout.
• Quitting and closing the panel mid-connect no longer wait for a stalled Apple TV to time out.
• Rescan no longer lets results from the previous search briefly change the device list.

Clicker 0.2.5

Clicker 0.2.5

• Fixes the first button press after opening the panel sometimes doing nothing when the Apple TV had dropped the previous session.
• Reconnects on its own a second after the Apple TV drops the session while the panel is open, and recovers from a stalled connection about twice as fast.
• Tells the Apple TV the session is over when you quit, instead of leaving it with a dead connection.
• Opening Clicker again while it's already running now shows the panel.
• Shows the "Paired, but the pairing couldn't be saved" card when saving a pairing fails, instead of a remote that wouldn't connect.
• After forgetting the selected Apple TV, switches to another one instead of waiting on the Choose card.
• Esc now closes the device list first, and the list no longer reopens by itself the next time the panel opens.
• A failed app launch no longer clears the Mute button's tint while the TV is still muted.
• fn+Delete now removes the global shortcut while recording one.
• Settings keeps "Last checked" up to date while it's open, and lists paired Apple TVs by name.
• Keeps every past release in the update feed, so a Mac left behind by a future minimum macOS can still update to the last version it supports.

Clicker 0.2.4

Clicker 0.2.4

• Simplifies the panel's buttons: the Power and ••• menu buttons no longer follow the system's menu tracking, so the rest of the panel stops re-rendering every time a menu closes.

Clicker 0.2.3

Clicker 0.2.3

• Fixes the Back, TV, Play/Pause and Siri buttons blinking for a few frames when Settings was opened from the ••• menu.

Clicker 0.2.2

Clicker 0.2.2

• The Shortcut row in Settings is a button that shows the chord: click it, press the keys, and it is set. Hover for the remove control, or press Delete while recording. Esc or a click elsewhere cancels.
• The Name field is the standard text field again.

Clicker 0.2.1

Clicker 0.2.1

• The Name and Shortcut fields in Settings look alike again. 0.2.0 drew the shortcut recorder as a filled capsule next to a rounded-rect Name field; both now share one surface.

Clicker 0.2.0

Clicker 0.2.0

• A global keyboard shortcut opens or closes Clicker from any app. Record one in Settings › This Mac › Shortcut; it needs no Accessibility or Input Monitoring permission.
• The panel hangs from the menu bar icon like a menu, and switching between the remote and Settings resizes it on one smooth curve.
• Settings › This Mac explains the Name and Shortcut rows with info tooltips instead of a paragraph, and the login toggle is now called Open at Login, like System Settings.
• Tooltips appear after a third of a second instead of about one second.
• The homepage's download button links straight to the newest DMG.