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Changelog — My Pet Buddy (Desktop)

All notable changes to the desktop app are documented here.
This is separate from the browser extension (see the repo root) — the two ship
independently and have their own version numbers.

Format follows Keep a Changelog.
Versioning follows Semantic Versioning.

Note: versions 1.0.0–1.0.3 were internal test builds during development.
1.0.4 is the first public desktop release.

Unreleased

Nothing yet — changes for the next release go here.

[1.0.5] - 2026-07-23

Fixed

  • macOS: clicking the menu-bar icon while in a fullscreen app no longer switches you back to the desktop Space before opening the popover. The app now runs as a proper agent app (LSUIElement / accessory activation policy), so focusing the popover appears on your current Space — including over fullscreen apps.

1.0.4 - 2026-07-22

Added

  • Desktop pet that walks across your whole screen, floating over every app (macOS + Windows).
  • Menu-bar (macOS) / system-tray (Windows) control; the tray icon is your selected pet.
  • Popover panel anchored under the menu-bar icon (opens on click, dismisses on blur), shown over the current Space — including fullscreen apps.
  • Pet Position (bottom / middle / top) and Motion Mode (parade / left / right), matching the browser extension.
  • Pick pet species + variant; click-to-pet floating hearts; periodic motivational messages; light/dark theme.
  • Persistent settings (electron-store), launch-at-login, single-instance lock.
  • Auto-update from GitHub Releases (electron-updater, packaged builds only).
  • Battery saver: animation pauses when the overlay isn't visible (display asleep, locked, or fully covered).
  • Cross-platform installers: universal macOS .dmg + Windows NSIS wizard (install-scope choice, MIT license page, desktop + Start Menu shortcuts, run-after-install).

Notes

  • Builds are currently unsigned — first launch shows a one-time OS prompt (macOS: right-click → Open; Windows: More info → Run anyway). Code signing is planned.