I got around to installing it today after being fed up with this new worktree workflow I've started using and couldnt differentiate between too many windows open.
First, I can't figure out how to open the settings of the app. Is there any? Right now I have your bar on top of the regular macos dock. Obviously that's not the correct behavior. I also can't figure out how to have it display on two monitors, and if it's like windows where it only shows apps that are active on that monitor in the bar?
Lastly, where's the contact or any other information for people with pretty standard questions like me?
Also it would be nice to not have to give screen recording permissions becuase I dont care about previews.
EDIT
I stumbled on the right click menu. I have no further gripes. This is amazing. Thanks for the great work. Smooth out the onboarding and I think you'd have a pretty polished user experience.
Pokemon go that's actually a game and not a one trick pony relying on the AR gimmick.
The fact that real life locations carried that game for so long is so sad because it could've had so much potential if the game was designed to be a game. You know, fun.
You should've been able to have actual battles instead of just spamming the screen. You should've been able to go to heal at Pokemon centers.
They should've taken all the proven game mechanics of the original games and adapted them properly
First, I can't figure out how to open the settings of the app. Is there any? Right now I have your bar on top of the regular macos dock. Obviously that's not the correct behavior. I also can't figure out how to have it display on two monitors, and if it's like windows where it only shows apps that are active on that monitor in the bar?
Lastly, where's the contact or any other information for people with pretty standard questions like me?
Also it would be nice to not have to give screen recording permissions becuase I dont care about previews.
EDIT
I stumbled on the right click menu. I have no further gripes. This is amazing. Thanks for the great work. Smooth out the onboarding and I think you'd have a pretty polished user experience.