Releases: tom-james-watson/breaktimer-app
Releases · tom-james-watson/breaktimer-app
1.3.2
1.3.1
- Fixes a bug where the app file size was unexpectedly large, especially on linux.
1.3.0
- Working hours have been completely reworked. Different days can now have different working hours and it's also possible to have multiple time ranges per day.
- Added multiple different break start/end sounds. The end sound is now also a slightly deeper pitch than the start sound.
- Added the ability to disable for a set amount of time. There is now a new menu item on the tray icon context menu that lets you choose from different amounts of time to disable the app for. The amount of time that the app is disabled for is also shown in the context menu.
- Apple silicon is now natively supported. The macOS dmg is now a universal build that will run on both intel and arm macs.
- Adds support for dark mode in the settings view based on system dark mode preferences.
- Upgraded electron and other core dependencies.
1.2.0
1.1.0
- Added new "Show backdrop" option to "Customization", which adds a fullscreen backdrop to the break popups. This prevents you from interacting with any other app, which helps those of us with low self-control!
- Notifications will now respect native macOS settings. If you explicitly set the app to have "alert" notifications, they will no longer disappear.
- Fix "Start at login" for AppImage.
1.0.3
- Ensure that focus is returned to the last app when the break window is closed on macOS.
1.0.2
- Fixed a Windows and Linux crash introduced in 1.0.1.
1.0.1
- Fix a bug where the gong sounds would play even if the setting was disabled.
- Prevent the app from every showing in the macOS dock.
- Upgrade to Electron 15.3.0.
1.0.0
- Switch the fullscreen popup break for a much more streamlined break flow. Previously, when a break was about to start, you would receive a native notification with action buttons that would let you skip or postpone the break. This notification was hard to interact with because it only lasted 5 seconds. Now, a small window will overlay the centre of your screen, which is more noticeable and gives you more time to interact with the actions. This window will seamlessly expand into a larger break window when the break starts. Instead of being a fullscreen kiosk window, it just overlays your other apps. This is more lightweight, looks nicer and feels less jarring.
- Rename postpone to snooze.
- Upgrades all core dependencies and improves code quality.