There’s no in-app updater, so you’ll have to download the new version from our site.
#Resolutionator update#
We’re trying to get an answer as to why this dialog is appearing, but until we do, you can safely say “Yes” when macOS asks if it’s OK to use those folders-becausedo we’re not using them.ĭisplaperture: Please update to the current version (1.5.2) of Displaperture before you try using it in Big Sur. As a general rule, our apps-unless you’re doing something that explicitly uses one of those folders, like saving Leech downloads to your Desktop-do not write to those locations. This issue did not appear in any of the prior betas (nor did it happen with every app), so we just discovered it yesterday when we installed the final version. We have some guesses, but they’re just guesses at this point. We’ll be completely honest here and say that we have no idea why this is happening. In our testing with Big Sur’s release candidate, we were surprised to find that some of our apps ask for permission to write to the Documents and/or Desktop folders. We also have a general heads-up on a permissions request you may or may not see from some of our apps.Īlthough we’ve tested extensively, some of our apps have lots of features and can be used in many different ways, and we probably didn’t test all of those cases-many of you seem to find ways to use our apps that we never anticipated! So if you do find something that’s not working right in Big Sur, please let us know by opening a support ticket. We’ve tested them all many times, and they all seem to be working as we’d expect them to, with one minor exception (and a “check your version” warning about one of our baubleries). With Big Sur’s release, here’s an update on our apps’ compatibility…Īll of our apps run in Big Sur, and almost all of them run 100% perfectly. Posted in Butler, Company News, Desktop Curtain, Keymou, Leech, Menuwhere, Moom, Name Mangler, Products, Resolutionator, Time Sink, Usher, Witch | 1 Comment » On the App Store, we have to use price tiers, and in cases where we couldn’t divide things equally in two, we went with the higher tier, to increase the donation amount.
* If you want to save exactly 50% off, then you’ll want to purchase directly from us for apps whose prices aren’t divisible by two. This isn’t much, we know, but it’s a bit, and every little bit helps. We will donate all of our net proceeds raised from the sale to two charities that are supporting relief efforts in Ukraine: Global Giving’s Ukraine Crisis Relief Fund and UNICEF‘s efforts to support Ukranian children and families. Thanks to everyone who participated!īetween now and the end of the day Sunday, March 6th, every one of our apps is on sale for 50% off*. Through the sale period, our customers purchased just over $4,000 worth of our apps-wow! Peter and I are also going to contribute roughly $1,000 of our own money, bringing the total donation to $5,000, which we’ll split evenly between Global Giving and UNICEF.
#Resolutionator 720p#
HDTV smart: TV resolutions such as 1080p, 1080i, 720p are all listed when available, including refresh rates such as 50Hz/60Hz, making it easy to find the right HDTV resolution.Retina smart: Resolutions are grouped by Retina and non-Retina modes.Resolutions and previews are shown for all active screens.Quick access to screen resolutions from the menubar.Live animated previews of how windows will be sized for each screen resolution by simply mousing over the menu.See live animated previews of screen resolutions before selecting them, making it even easier to choose the right resolution size for your needs. Quickly and easily select resolutions for any connected screen from the menu bar.
#Resolutionator mac#
EasyRes is the only Mac quick resolution switcher with fully animated previews.
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