1.2 — Glyphline updates itself

Glyphline keeps itself current

From this version on, Glyphline looks for a new version once a day and shows you
what changed. It never installs anything without your click — automatic
checking and automatic installing are two different things, and only the first
is on. There is a toggle and a "Check Now" button in Settings, and "Check for
Updates…" in the app menu.

Every update is signed with a key that never leaves the developer's Mac, and the
signature is verified before anything is installed — on top of Apple's
notarisation, not instead of it.

If you are on 1.1 or earlier, this is the last update you have to install by
hand. Those versions predate the updater and cannot fetch this one themselves.

The quota bar shows what is left

The card printed "33 % free" and drew a bar filled to 67 %: the number counted
down while the bar counted up, so a window with nothing left was drawn as a full
bar — the most confident-looking state on the card was the worst one.

The bar now drains, the way the menu bar panel's rows always have. Its pace
marker mirrors with it, so the reading inverts too: a fill short of the
marker is the window that will not survive to its reset. A spent window is an
empty bar, with the coloured dot and the "0% left" text carrying that state.

Install

Download Glyphline-1.2.zip, unzip, drag Glyphline.app into Applications.
Signed with a Developer ID, notarised by Apple and stapled, so it opens on a
double-click — no right-click → Open, no xattr -d.

Requires macOS 26.