v0.2

Added

• Recent Notifications tab: View recent notifications and double-click to create rules from them
• Hide options: New style settings to hide icon, title, or text in custom notifications
• Preferences in Dock: Preferences window now appears in Dock for easier Cmd+Tab switching
• Redesigned menu: Cleaner menu bar layout with Start/Stop at top, version info, and Check for Updates

Fixed

• Duplicate notifications no longer appear in Recent tab (improved deduplication)
• Styles and rules now load correctly after app updates (backwards-compatible data format)
• Resource cleanup on app termination

Changed

• Default border width for new styles is now 1 pixel (was 0)
• Standardized font sizes across all preference panes
• Improved About window with clickable GitHub and contact links

Security

• Added path validation for custom icon and background image files
• Fixed unsafe type casts in accessibility code

v0.1

NotifyMeHow v0.1 — Customize how macOS notifications appear on your screen.

macOS notifications are easy to miss. They appear briefly in the corner, look
identical whether routine or urgent, and disappear before you notice.
NotifyMeHow gives you control.

What it does:

• Reposition system notifications to any corner or center of your screen
• Create custom notification styles with control over size, colors, position,
  opacity, icons, and animations
• Set up rules to match notifications by app name or keywords
• Hide the system notification entirely and replace it with your custom
  version

Example uses:

• Make Slack messages containing "urgent" appear as large, red notifications
  in the center of your screen
• Add pulsing animations to calendar reminders
• Keep routine notifications subtle while critical alerts demand attention

Requirements:

• macOS 26 (Tahoe) — other versions untested
• Accessibility permissions

Installation:

Download NotifyMeHow.zip, unzip, and drag to Applications. On first launch,
grant Accessibility permissions when prompted.