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v2.0.1
Full Changelog: v2.0.0...v2.0.1
New
- Apple M5 support. Super cores show as S-CPU next to E-CPU on the M5, and M5 Pro/Max Performance cores show as P-CPU next to S-CPU. The menu-bar glyph, charts, legend and core counts all follow the chip's real core layout.
- Early M6 support, with all three CPU tiers (E, P, S) shown.
- Dot-matrix graphs. Every chart now draws as an LED-style dot grid in the series color.
- New app icon built for the macOS 26 and 27 look, with dark and tinted variants.
Improved
- CPU core detection reads the system directly instead of parsing
system_profiler, whose format changed in macOS 26 and again in 27. - Matching corner radius on graphs, hover readouts, buttons, and the error banner.
Fixed
- StatsBar now starts sampling even on a Mac where the GPU frequency table can't be read. Before, it failed with an error banner.
Known issues
- On macOS 27, CPU and ANE power read 0 W. GPU and system power are unaffected.
v2.0.0
What's Changed
New Contributors
Full Changelog: v1.7.1...v2.0.0
New
- Automatic updates. StatsBar can now check for and install updates itself (Settings → Check for Updates).
- Top processes. Expand the CPU and Memory section headers to see which processes use the most of each.
- High-usage notifications for CPU, memory, and power, toggleable in Settings.
- Settings section in the menu, with notifications and launch-at-login.
- Wi-Fi network name and interface shown in the Network section.
- JetBrains Mono across the whole UI.
Improved
- Popover reworked into one scrollable vertical layout.
- Sampling is more resilient: a failed read shows a banner with Retry instead of stalling.
Fixed
- Memory process list was missing most processes (only about a quarter were counted).
- Swap usage showed a bad percentage when total swap was under 1 GB.
- Chart hover readout pill was invisible.
Contributors
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