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Earlier versions
1.6.0
New
Dynamic Island is here. On Macs with a notch, music, calls, timers and downloads now show up in the notch.
Siri now opens from the notch.
Improvements
Uses less battery while music is playing.
1.5.1
Fixes
Fixed Tuno reopening with the old version after Support switched versions.
Fixed new installs not being counted correctly in statistics.
1.5.0
What's New
Tuno is now available in Turkish, English and Spanish. Pick a language on first launch and change it anytime in General.
Light, dark or automatic appearance, changeable in General.
Redesigned welcome screens.
Search now finds individual settings too; clicking a result highlights the setting.
New Privacy page: permissions and shared data in one place.
Send us feedback directly from About Tuno.
Fixes
Fixed Tuno not appearing in the list when asking for Screen Recording permission.
1.4.7
Fixes
Fixed Tuno quitting unexpectedly while some external monitors were connected.
Tuno now checks for updates more often when it opens, so important fixes reach you sooner.
1.4.6
Improvements
Tuno now shows up in Alt-Tab while its settings window is open.
Fixes
Fixed Tuno quitting unexpectedly when the menu bar icon was shown again after being hidden.
1.4.5
New
Faster help in support mode: While a support session is open, our team can see Tuno's settings and fix them for you. Every change is listed on the Support page, and you can end the session at any time.
Diagnostics package: When needed to solve a problem, our team can ask, with your approval, for a package with system information, audio devices and Tuno's logs.
Settings backups: Tuno now backs up your settings automatically every day. With support, settings can be reset or restored from an earlier backup; every action is asked of you first.
Improvements
Turning shortcuts on or off now updates the related pages right away.
1.4.4
New
Support: There's a new Support page in settings. You can see and copy your Tuno User ID there; just include it when you write to our support team.
Support mode: When a problem needs solving together, our support team gives you a code. Enter it on the Support page and confirm to open a 30-minute support session; if needed, the team can offer to switch Tuno to a version that works well for you. Every action is asked of you first, and you can end the session at any time.
1.4.3
Improvements
Accurate install counts: To count how many Macs use Tuno, it now generates a random install number on first launch and sends it with update checks. The number isn't derived from your device or from you, and no name, email or account is sent. Details are in the Privacy Policy.
1.4.2
Improvements
Updates arrive sooner: Tuno now checks for new versions a few times a day, so an update reaches you the same day it's released.
Ready right after an update: After moving to a new version, Tuno checks again shortly afterwards, and tries again on the next launch if you're offline.
1.4.1
Improvements
Better battery life: Mouse and trackpad features and app volumes now wake up far less often in the background.
Safer updates: Besides Apple's signature, each update's own signature is now verified before the file is opened.
Better protected clipboard history: Saved clipboard history can only be read by your user account and is left out of Time Machine backups.
Up to date from the first launch: A fresh install of Tuno now checks for updates shortly after it opens instead of waiting a day.
1.4.0
New
Crash reports: If Tuno quits unexpectedly, you’re asked the next time it opens whether to send the report. Reports contain no personal information.
Privacy section: General settings now show exactly what information is sent, and you can change your crash report preference there.
Improvements
Important updates aren’t missed: If a critical update is postponed, Tuno reminds you again an hour later and the next time it opens.
Better support: Update checks now send your macOS version and Mac model anonymously, so we can see which systems to support.
1.3.0
New
Finder page: Finder options now have their own page, and each one can be turned on or off.
Open with Enter in Finder: Enter opens the selected file or folder, and F2 renames it.
Delete to Trash in Finder: The Delete key moves selected files to the Trash.
Double-click to fill: Double-click a window's title bar to fill the screen; double-click again to restore its size.
1.2.0
New
Window switching with ⌘⇥: Every window with a live preview, most recent first. Type to search, close or minimize from the cards.
Window snapping: Drag a window to a screen edge or corner to fill half or a quarter of the screen. Shortcuts for thirds, two-thirds and halves.
The red button quits the app: Closing an app's last window quits it.
Cut and paste in Finder: Cut with ⌘X, move with ⌘V.
Mute microphone: One shortcut mutes every microphone, with a red indicator in the menu bar.
Keep Awake: Keeps your Mac from sleeping, indefinitely or for a set time.
Volume limit, headphone battery levels, external display resolution and a Battery page in Settings.
Caps Lock and keyboard language indicator.
A new app icon.
Fixes
Dock previews are live, and no faded copy is shown for the frontmost window.
Dock previews no longer shrink your windows.
Closing Tuno's window removes it from the Dock while it keeps running.
1.1.0
New
Window peek: Hover over a window in the Dock preview to see it in its own place and size, slightly transparent. Click to open it.
Brightness for every external display: Monitors that don't support brightness control are now dimmed by darkening the whole screen. You can also adjust it from the menu bar.
Fixes
Clicking a Dock preview now opens the chosen window instead of the app underneath, and the pointer turns into a hand.
Window previews now appear right away in Alt-Tab.
Windows of the same app on other desktops and in full screen now appear in Alt-Tab and the Dock preview.
1.0.3
With Dock auto-hide on, the Dock no longer hides when you move onto a window preview; it stays visible while the preview is open.
1.0.2
The welcome tour now appears only on first launch.
System Settings now opens in the right order when Screen Recording permission is requested.
1.0.1
The welcome tour now appears only on first launch.