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Changelog

v1.11 (unreleased)

Requires macOS 13 Ventura or later. (Pre-Ventura users: stay on v1.10.)

Added

  • Opt-in hover-to-expand: set defaults write com.dwarvesv.minimalbar hoverToExpand -bool true to expand the bar when the pointer dwells in the menu bar.
  • Right-clicking the expand/collapse arrow now opens the same context menu as the separator, so Preferences is reachable from the control you already click.

Fixed

  • Multi-display: the collapse width is now sized for the widest attached screen, so icons no longer leak on wider external monitors; the width re-applies on display hot-plug.
  • Auto-collapse no longer fires while you are interacting with the menu bar (the timer defers and re-arms while the pointer is in the bar).
  • The Preferences window no longer closes when auto-collapse fires with "use full menu bar on expanding" enabled (#170, #66, #151).
  • Status items that were dragged off the bar are restored at launch instead of leaving the app unreachable.
  • Fixed constraint and observer leaks in the tutorial view rebuild.
  • Tutorial strings and F-key shortcut labels now render correctly (no more private-use glyphs).

Changed

  • Start-at-login now uses SMAppService (macOS 13+); the legacy launcher helper was removed and any leftover login item is deauthorized automatically on first launch.
  • Pinned the HotKey dependency to an exact version and removed an unused file-access entitlement and dead code (no behavior change).

Known / in progress

  • macOS 27: the hide mechanism (separator-length inflation) can stop working on the re-architected menu bar (#360). This build adds diagnostics to characterize the failure; the graceful-degrade behavior and the longer-term managed-overflow redesign are tracked separately.
  • New menu-bar icons can appear in the hidden zone because macOS inserts them at the far left; ⌘-drag them to the right of the separator (see the manual). A built-in pin is part of the planned redesign.