Notch Space 1.1.9 is a reliability release: Break Away no longer spam-loops after a work session, notch reminders keep working when the desktop widget is off, and a few widget / clipboard edges get tightened.
It sits on top of the 1.1.8 desktop widgets release (Dot widgets, App Library, pinned notch HUD, and more).
Download the free trial from the download page. Existing installs pick it up through Sparkle.
Break Away cycle stays correct
After a focus block, Break Away should move cleanly through Work → Heads Up → Break Time → Break Over. In 1.1.9 that cycle stays correct whether the desktop Break Away widget is on or off, and Heads Up / Break Time no longer spam-loop after a session.
Reminders in the notch without the widget
You can hide the desktop Break Away widget and still get HUD reminders in the collapsed notch. The glance stays useful even when you want a clear wallpaper.
Quieter Settings, cleaner Widgets off
- Widget settings previews stay still, so browsing the gallery doesn’t spin animated artwork and burn CPU
- Turning Widgets off hides every desktop panel, including Categories and the Recent Strip
Clipboard history on quit
Clipboard history persistence is hardened so more of what you copied survives Quit, not only a restart after a crash.
Also included from 1.1.8
If you skipped a build, 1.1.9 still carries the widgets collection: Dot Weather / Calendar / Sun / Clock, App Library categories, Recent Strip, pinned notch HUD, custom music artwork, clipboard color swatches, and the mind-map File Organizer rule builder.
Try 1.1.9
Grab 1.1.9 from the download page, or see the release on GitHub. Lifetime license holders get this update included.