v0.3.1

In some edge cases, the "command+w was used to close a window" was incorrectly assumed because the program was approving last command+w usage up to 1s. Now it has been changed to .1s so it shouldn't happen in real-world scenarios.

v0.3.0

Major bug fixes that make daemon1 behavior consistent across most of the applications on your macOS machine.
Applications like TextEdit or Preview were disappearing after opening a new document because they close their "open a file" window before opening the chosen file - which triggers the "hide application" instruction. Now, when a window destroyed event is registered, daemon1 checks for existing windows after a delay (default .5s) and makes a decision based on how many windows are opened. This logic prevents apps from randomly disappearing after opening or creating a new document.
The delay is not added if the user closed the window with the "command+w" shortcut, implying that the window should have been closed and the application won't open any new windows. It's a good idea to make "command+w" your main tool for closing windows to avoid the delay when it's not needed.

v0.2.2

minor bug fixes

v0.2.1

fixed finder randomly showing up when unminimizing applications

v0.2.0

this version has some minor improvements, which are:

1. closing/minimizing last visible window brings you to desktop and activates finder (without windows)
2. added a way to ignore applications -> put them in ignoredapplications.txt file under ~/Library/daemon1

v0.1

first public version, still under heavy production