Changelog
Newest first. If you already have Tern, the app installs the update itself, from Check for Updates in the menu.
- Search. With the switcher open, type to filter windows by app name and title.
- Actions. ⌘ W closes the window, ⌘ M minimizes it, ⌘ Q quits the app.
- Title rules hide windows like Picture in Picture, even when the name changes.
- Snooze. ⇧ ⌫ hides an app for an hour. In Settings, until tomorrow too.
- Modes hide an extra set of apps, and can turn on with a macOS Focus.
- Automation. Shortcuts actions and
tern:// links to open the switcher, hide an app, or change the mode.
- Asking for permissions opens one thing at a time, with no extra windows.
- Screen Recording is no longer requested on its own: previews are optional, and the switcher works without them.
- Pick your shortcut right in the welcome window.
- Tern now has a stable signature. After this update, later versions no longer ask for Accessibility again.
- This update still asks one last time. If the switcher doesn’t open, remove Tern from System Settings › Privacy & Security › Accessibility and add it again.
- The highlight border of the selected card is no longer cut off at the sides of the switcher.
- Fixes 1.1.0, which quit right after launch. Automatic updates work from this version on.
- Welcome. On first launch, a window walks you through permissions.
- Open at login, in the welcome window and in Settings.
- Automatic updates. Tern tells you when a new version is out.
- This build quit on launch. The fix shipped in 1.1.1.
- The Screen Recording permission button no longer makes a second copy of Tern. It just reveals the installed app in Finder.
- The alerts ask you to quit and open Tern again, without a technical aside.
- First release. A menu bar window switcher, ordered by recency.
- ⌫ hides an app and ⌥ ⌫ hides a single window.
- A configurable shortcut, window previews, and an interface in English and Portuguese.
