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Changelog

What's new

Every version of Wham, newest first. Wham updates itself, so yours is likely the newest already: right-click the switch and its number is next to About Wham.

  1. Wham 1.2.3Latest

    • Check for Updates, in the menu, looks for a new version right away: it installs it, or tells you that you already have the latest.
    • With Update Automatically off, Wham installs nothing on its own, but its menu still tells you when a new version is out, one click away.
    • After an update, a note under the switch says which version you now have, and What's New in the menu shows what changed in each one.

  2. Wham 1.2.2

    • Each length in Turn On For says when it would end.
    • Once on, the menu says until when your Mac stays awake, and how long is left.
    • No Time Limit, under the lengths, keeps a timed session going until you turn it off.
    • The switch's colors drain away as a timed session runs.
    • A note drops down five minutes before a timed session ends.
    • Battery Limit, in the menu: on battery, let your Mac sleep at 5, 10, 20 or 30%.

  3. Wham 1.2.1

    • The menu opens whole, right under the switch, notch or not.

  4. Wham 1.2.0

    • Turn On For 1, 2, 4 or 8 hours, from the menu.
    • On battery at 10%, or when your Mac gets critically hot, Wham lets it sleep and says why.
    • If Wham ever goes away without quitting, a crash or a force quit, your Mac gets its sleep back within a second.
    • With the lid closed and no other screen, the built-in screen turns off.
    • From a terminal: wham on 2h, and wham run before a command to stay awake just while it runs.

  5. Wham 1.1.0

    • Wham updates itself, a few times a day. Update Automatically, in the menu, turns that off.
    • One switch in the menu bar, with the sun or the moon in its knob, rolling as it slides.
    • A new icon: the pixel sun, now smiling.

  6. Wham 1.0.0

    • The first version: a switch in the menu bar that keeps your Mac awake, even with the lid closed. Click it again and your Mac sleeps as usual.
    • A note under the switch says what your Mac will do now, with a little sound you can turn off.
    • Wham opens at login, and offers to move itself to Applications when opened from the download.
    • Signed by its developer and notarized by Apple. From a terminal, wham on and wham off.