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ReleasedMore widgets for processes, disks, memory detail, and thermal state — plus interface and disk pickers, Extra Large sizes, and faster refresh while the menu bar app is running.
New widgets
- Top CPU — busiest processes by CPU (four on medium, up to ten on large and extra large), with each process ID.
- Top Memory — busiest processes by memory (same sizes and process IDs).
- App Monitor — watch one application or a process ID you type, with an optional display name. Live shows CPU and memory dials; History shows current, average, and peak plus charts.
- Disk I/O and Disk I/O History — read and write rates for All disks or one physical disk chosen in Edit Widget.
- Memory — App, wired, compressed, and free breakdown (same used total as Activity Monitor).
- Thermal — Nominal, Fair, Serious, or Critical on Apple silicon; Unavailable on Intel Macs. Edit Widget → Display chooses Bar or Dial. Optional menu bar row.
Expanded features
- Network and Network History — pick All interfaces or one specific link in Edit Widget; history is stored per choice. Shows the interface name and IPv4 or IPv6 when a single link is selected.
- Disk value in Settings → Menu Bar — Free (default), Used, % Free, or % Used for every disk in the menu bar.
- Extra Large size for widgets that already support Large.
- Faster refresh for Top CPU, Top Memory, App Monitor, Network, Network History, Disk I/O, and Disk I/O History while the menu bar app is running (about every 15 seconds when macOS allows).