Release Nectar v1.4.0 · kua8/Nectar

Win+1 to Win+9 open your pinned dock apps (can be turned off in Settings > Dock).
Per-app volume mixer: open the volume edge and tap the mixer button to set each app's volume.
Per-monitor behavior: choose Fixed, Smart or Peek separately for each monitor's dock and notch (Settings > Dock / Notch).
Adaptive dock: in fixed mode, the dock stretches to full width while a window is maximized.
Start button icon: pick the Nectar logo, the Windows logo, or your own image (Settings > Dock).
Middle-click a dock icon, or right-click and choose Open New Instance, to open another window of an app.
Clicking an app with several windows cycles through them, and the dock shows one dot per window.
Timer chime when the countdown ends, with a Timer Sound toggle in Settings > Notch.
The Wi-Fi tile shows Off, Not connected or Connected.
The add-app popup lists running apps first, searches better and won't pin an app twice.

The notch needs a brief hover before it peeks from the top edge, so passing over a maximized window's tabs no longer triggers it.
Calendars sync right after Nectar restarts or crashes.
The Settings and Calendar window buttons are now on the right, and those windows no longer maximize.

Store, web app (PWA) and UWP apps show their real icons and get their own dock item.
Closed apps leave the dock sooner.
Smart and Peek now react only on the monitor you're using.
The brightness slider works on laptop screens, and sliders show 0 while muted.
Volume and brightness keys go back to Windows when their overlay is turned off.
Nectar restarts itself if its window process crashes.
Your taskbar auto-hide setting is restored after a crash or force close.
The dock stays hidden when disabled, even if you change its mode.

Full Changelog: v1.3.5...v1.4.0

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