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![]() ![]() Added a "Don't show again" checkbox to the helper installation popup. Added a warning message when the discharge button is clicked while the charge limit is higher than the current percentage. Fixed a bug where AlDente did not register when the helper removal is canceled properly. Fixed a bug that caused faulty UI layout generation for some languages. Refreshed the UI design of the popup window. ![]() Fixed a bug that caused Calibration Mode to cancel immediately when triggered through a Schedule task while the power cable is not connected. Fixed a bug that caused the Sailing Mode UI to show wrong numbers while Calibration Mode is active. Settings now get backed up when a pro license is deactivated and can be restored once the Pro version is activated again. When AlDente is closed or the MacBook is turned off, the persistent charge limit is now set to the lower limit of the set Sailing Mode range. Added the option to use the battery icon of macOS, optional in colors. Completely redesigned Menubar icons to better blend into macOS. Check it out here: Feature Explanation: Power Flow. Fixed a bug that caused MacBooks in Clamshell mode to not go to sleep properly if sleep was disabled beforehand.Fixed a bug that caused "Stop Charging when Sleeping" to not work properly in some scenarios.Tweaked the status bar colors for better readability of the status icons.The Power Flow feature is out of Beta!.Added a new visual indicator for the sailing range in the status bar.Read more about in on our blog: Feature Explanation: Sailing Mode. Complete overhaul of the "Sailing Mode" feature.Fixed a bug that caused the app to crash on Apple Silicon MacBooks running macOS Big Sur or Sonoma.Fixed a bug that caused the app to crash when the "Schedule" tab was selected in AlDente's settings.Fixed a bug that caused MacBooks with Intel Mode enabled to not maintain the charge limit when AlDente was closed.When it’s not open, it’s still running to ensure the proper information is gathered and can be viewed in the top right corner of your Mac or Macbook Pro. The small user interface packed with information is clean and uncomplicated and doesn’t take away from other apps when it’s open. Not only is it useful but its simple design means it’s easy to use and unobtrusive on your computer screen. All this information that isn’t readily available within the computer's settings is suddenly accessible with just a click of the mouse. Once the app is installed on your device, it can detail the age of the battery, how often it is charged, its current health and much more. Prolong the Life of Your Batteryĭue to the design of Apple products and the inability of users to change and monitor their battery, coconutBattery offers the ability to do just that, helping to keep the battery fresh and long-lasting. ![]() coconutBattery works on both iOS devices, such as iPhone and iPad, as well as Mac OS X products, such as Macbook Pro and Macs and provides users with detailed battery specifics and statistics to help prolong the life of the battery. ![]() Simple and Effective Battery Health ApplicationĬoconutBattery is a free application developed specifically for Apple devices that measures the health of your internal battery. ![]()
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