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Keywink 0.2.0
New action types, more configuration formats, and fixes for problems reported against the original Leader Key.
New
- Text and Shortcut actions. A Text action types a snippet into the app you came from; a Shortcut action presses a key combination there, such as
cmd+shift+4or⌘⇧T. Both need the Accessibility permission, which macOS requests on first use. - TOML and KDL configuration. Settings → Advanced → Format converts the configuration file to TOML or KDL and back, keeping the previous file as a backup. KDL uses one node per item:
application "s" "/Applications/Safari.app". - Import any format. Settings → General → Import configuration… accepts JSON, TOML, or KDL, including Leader Key's
config.json, and converts it to the active format. - Repeat last action. A second global shortcut (Settings → General) and
keywink://repeatrun the previous action again. - App toggle. Optional setting: an application action hides the app when it is already in front.
- Image icons. PNG, JPEG, ICNS, and similar files work as icons for actions and groups.
Fixed
- Deleting or renaming a group releases its global shortcut; shortcuts of groups that no longer exist are never registered (Leader Key mikker#289, mikker#290).
- The configuration is loaded before the global shortcut is registered, so the first activation after launch never shows an empty root (mikker#321).
- Sticky mode survives an action that brings another app to the front (mikker#223).
- Settings texts explain the modifier keys once and note that cheatsheet settings apply to the non-default themes.
Install
Download Keywink-0.2.0-3.zip, unzip it, and move Keywink.app to Applications. Signed with a Developer ID certificate and notarized by Apple. Requires macOS 13 or later; universal Apple Silicon and Intel binary. Automatic updates are not enabled yet; download new versions from this page.
Verify the download:
shasum -a 256 -c Keywink-0.2.0-3.zip.sha256