Bayview
Changelog
Bayview installs updates from inside the app. To check for one, right-click the menu bar icon and choose Check for Updates.
1.2.1
- The preview of where a window will go now keeps up with the cursor as you move across the grid.
1.2.0
- Positions and keybinds can now be local. A local shortcut only works while the grid is open, so it can be a single key.
- New "Keep grid open until dismissed" setting in the Grid tab, for pressing several local shortcuts in a row.
- The Shortcuts and Keybinds tabs are now called Positions and Controls.
- The Positions tab has been redesigned, with a preview of where each position puts a window.
- New License tab, showing your license or the time left in your trial.
- Quitting and reopening Bayview no longer restarts the free trial.
- A simpler first launch: the Welcome screen now asks for accessibility permission and whether to check for updates, instead of separate pop-ups.
- Moving a window to the next display now works when you have two identical monitors.
- Cut, copy, paste, select all, undo and redo work in text fields.
- The grid stays focused when you switch between windows of the same app.
- Fixed problems recording shortcuts and detecting when two shortcuts use the same keys.
- Fixed memory leaks.
1.1.1
- New settings for checking for updates automatically and downloading them automatically.
- Added Check for Updates to the menu bar menu.
- Fixed a bug where clicking the updater opened the Bayview grid.
- Changed the shortcut highlight color on the Welcome screen in dark mode.
1.1.0
- New setting: pressing the same shortcut twice in a row moves the window to the next display.
- Clicking the menu bar icon now opens and closes the grid.
- Running a shortcut while the grid is open closes the grid.
- Opening Bayview again while it's running brings it to the front.
- New Welcome screen that shows how to use Bayview.
1.0.1
- The app name is now capitalized as Bayview.
1.0.0
- First release.