TapNoise 0.2.2
License, Guard Mode and Agent Sounds fixes from a pre-launch audit, plus smaller fixes.
Released
This is the current version.
TapNoise checks for a newer version once a day. You can also get the current version from the download page.
License
- A saved license keeps unlocking TapNoise for 30 days without a check with Dodo. After that, Settings asks you to connect to the internet to check it.
- A saved license belongs to the Mac it was activated on. On any other Mac, Settings says so and asks you to enter your key there.
- If TapNoise can’t read its saved license from the Keychain, Settings says so and suggests trying again later.
Guard Mode
- Quitting TapNoise while Guard Mode is on asks for Touch ID or your password first.
- Removing your license while Guard Mode is on asks for Touch ID or your password first.
- Guard Mode says what your Mac can sense. Without a motion sensor it sounds the charger alarm only, and it says so.
- Guard Mode saves your speaker volume and mute setting, and restores them when it turns off.
Agent Sounds
- Agent hooks no longer break when TapNoise is moved or deleted. If you move TapNoise, click Repair in Settings › Agents.
- A second copy of TapNoise no longer takes over the signals from a running one.
- TapNoise won’t edit an agent’s settings file it can’t read safely, and says why.
Keyboard, menu bar and Tappy
- TapNoise listens to the keyboard only while it is on, or while knock commands need it.
- The menu bar shows a crossed-out microphone whenever TapNoise has muted your microphone, including when a knock did it.
- The cheat sheet leaves out the Window and Open Recent menus.
- Break buddy plays its own stretch sound.
- Clicks pass through the empty space around Tappy, so they reach the windows behind it.
Updates and About
- Once a day, TapNoise checks for a newer version. When one is out, the menu bar panel shows Download TapNoise with the new version number. The check sends no ID and no cookies.
- About shows the version you are running.
- If macOS refuses a change to Open at login, the setting shows what macOS actually has.
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