version old.1.0 (compiled for x86 only) initial release version old.1.0.1 (compiled for x86 only) - added arrows in the Menus tab in the preferences window to indicate menu-item drag-and-drop destinations - added a header over the "Suggested Menu Items" table - added an option where arbitrary-path menus can ignore leading a/an/the on filenames when sorting alphabetially - added an option to sort recent-items by date instead of by name - fixed the code that results in recent-items to treat non-app packages (like .xcodeproj) as documents instead of applications - added a puff-of-smoke animation when the user deletes a menu-item in the preferences window - changed the menu-option flags to be tracked as a combined OptionSet instead of individual Bool's - changed the menu-saver struct (used to save menu-items to the prefs file) to save the OptionSet value instead of individual Bool's - but kept the ability to read+translate the individual Bool's file for the menu-items, if the prefs file contains the old format menu-saver - print menu-paths and securely-opened-paths in the debug tab version old.1.0.2 - upgraded the compile flow to create universal (ARM+x86) app-packages - have the mouse-pointer change to .pointingHand cursor when it hovers over the configure-menu-item graphics (though it doesn't work perfectly, there's something about doing this that I don't quite understand yet) - fixed the option to ignore leading a/an/the to also ignore leading quotes - viewing the "LostMenu" menu-item info sheet will no longer enable the "Apply Changes" button in the app's prefs window (because that sheet doesn't make any changes to the app's behavior) version old.1.0.3 - added an app icon (though the icon isn't great artsmanship, need to work on my creative-art skills) - changed the system-menubar icon to be a template-image, so it looks better on the menubar. Using a template-image allows a transparent background, and enables automatic foreground color changes that contrast the menubar's color - fixed a bug where the app could crash in the LostMenu prefs window if the user tried to configure a menu-item immediately after rearranging other menu-items - fixed some graphical alignment-issues in the LostMenu prefs window - changed the icon on "Plain Text" menu items to NSImage.advancedName - fixed the code that conditionally removes filename extensions to be more robust: more aggressively remove extensions for panes inside the SystemPreferences menu, more consistently remove extensions otherwise - split the menu-item options to be stored in two OptionSet's: one just for flags saved/restored in UserDefaults, the other for derived flags that aren't saved and restored version 0.2 - changed the version numbering from 1.0.* to 0.2 . Numbering below 1.0 right now will make it easier if I ever change how LostMenu.app gets distributed. Changing to a smaller number is a bit awkward, but it's better to do now than possibly being hamstrung later. - have the app properly signed and notarized by Apple, so the macOS gatekeeper knows the app is from a verified developer and safe-to-run - changed the system-preferences menu-item to work more robustly with the (newer) System-Settings app, instead of just assuming the (older) System-Preferences app - enhanced the system-preferences menu-item to do more work in massaging system-preference-pane names into human-readable format. Still not perfect, but better than before - added a warning-icon to configure-menu-items messages that are meant to be warnings - changed the puff-of-smoke asset from being multiple separate images, to one sprite-sheet asset that contains all the images side-by-side version 0.2.1 - moved the app-help info that was into the app into the README file - formatted the README file to make it more readable - updated the installer .dmg to show a "drag app to Applications dir" background