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PortScope 1.0.5
New
System notifications (off by default). Turn them on in Settings ▸ Notifications and pick what you want: devices connecting or leaving, cable warnings, link errors and overcurrent, power adapter changes, an adapter too weak to charge, a drive running hot, a finished speed test, and new releases.
Automatic update check (off by default) in Settings ▸ About.
Reference intro: a short card the first time you open the Reference page, with a "Don't show this again" box.
Speed Test keeps your Mac awake during a run, clears leftover test files from crashed runs, and warns you when you're on battery.
Erase your speed test and cable tester history from Settings ▸ Data. You can also forget saved display names.
Fixed
A slower device is no longer blamed on the cable. A 5 Gbps drive on a 10 Gbps cable, or a 10 Gbps drive on a 40/80 Gbps cable, is reported as the device being the limit.
A USB link that hasn't trained no longer shows as if it were up at the connector's rate.
Cable power ratings now follow the spec (EPR rules and all voltage codes), and long optical cables no longer show a wrong length.
Two identical cables plugged in together now both record errors.
Random-write speed no longer includes the final flush.
A history file that can't be read is set aside instead of being overwritten.
A server error no longer revokes your license.
Improved
Settings now has a left sidebar.
Text is slightly larger, and low-contrast text was fixed for light and dark mode.
Reference and Help corrected after an accuracy review, including the Cable Tester troubleshooting guide.
Volume cards in the Speed Test picker show a used-space bar.
Buy buttons open the checkout page directly, and About links to the Faini Made Software Policy.