Workspace changelog
#1.2.3 - 2026-10-14
- Workspace Manager is now called Workspace: the app, its page and its documentation. Old links lead to the new ones.
- Layouts, sessions, shortcuts and settings stay as they were, and so does the Accessibility permission.
- The sibling apps go by their new names: Manager and Network.
#1.2.2 - 2026-10-13
- With more than one of the Mac apps open, their windows stack as one: pick Compact, Full Bars, Accordion or Separate Windows in the app menu › Stack Windows
- One page open at a time across the stack: opening a tab in one app folds the other's
- Search also finds what the other installed apps have, and opens it in its app
- About shows the other Mac apps, with Open or Get It
#1.2.1 - 2026-10-13
- Every button now has a tooltip that says what it does
- Text across the app uses plain hyphens
#1.2 - 2026-10-13
- Search on the bar (⌘F): one field over every setting, shortcut, layout, session and page; a result opens its tab and lights the setting
- The window opens with just the bar, every tab closed
- Report a Bug… is now also in the app menu, under Check for Updates…
- A fuller bug report form: kind, how often, steps to reproduce and what you expected
#1.1.1 - 2026-10-12
- Documentation in the app menu, below About: opens the full documentation on leonardoaguiar.com
#1.1 - 2026-10-12
- A button on the bar, right of the "i", checks for updates and lights up while a new version is waiting
- Checking for updates is on from the start
- New Help menu: the documentation on leonardoaguiar.com, the changelog and Report a Bug
- Report a Bug: send a report with screenshots or logs from the app, and follow its status and replies under Your Reports
- Changelog inside the app, with every version and what changed
- Anonymous usage statistics, on by default; Settings › Send anonymous usage statistics turns them off
#1.0.9 - 2026-10-07
#1.0.8 - 2026-10-06
- About is no longer a tab: it opens from the "i" button next to the name and version on the bar, and from the app menu, as in Manager and Clipboard.
#1.0.7 - 2026-10-05
- A zone's apps now sit in a field next to Color that shows their icons and the name of the one on top.
- Clicking the field opens the zone's apps in order, to drag up and down or remove, with the installed apps below to tick in or out.
- Each app's context menu moves it up, down or to the top, or adds another window of the same app.
- No limit on the number of apps in a zone.
#1.0.6 - 2026-10-05
- A zone can have more than one app; the same app twice gets two windows.
- Apply stacks the windows in each zone, the first app on top.
- On the canvas, a zone shows the icons of its apps, the name of the one on top and how many are behind it.
- Layouts and template apps saved with one app per zone keep working.
#1.0.5 - 2026-10-05
- The menu bar panel works on the display where its icon was clicked and shows that display's name; previews, snapping and Apply happen there.
- The active layout remembers its display, which Reapply Layout and the Dashboard also use.
- Apply moves an app's windows already on the display to the zones nearest them, and opens new windows only for the zones left; only an app that won't open another window gives up one from another display.
- The zones are drawn on the right display on secondary monitors.
#1.0.4 - 2026-10-03
- Apply leaves windows that already fill their zones where they are, and fills only the empty zones: first with open windows outside the zones, then with new ones.
#1.0.3 - 2026-10-03
- In the menu bar panel, templates whose zones have apps also get the Apply button.
- The app now asks once whether to check for and install updates on its own, where that question had never been answered; installing automatically is no longer on by default.
#1.0.2 - 2026-10-02
- Layout cards in the menu bar panel get an Apply button when their zones have apps: it does the same as Apply in the editor, on the main display, and turns snapping off.
#1.0 - 2026-09-30
- First public release: snap windows into zones by dragging, nine built-in templates and a layout editor with up to 16 zones, apps in zones with Apply, saved sessions with three restore modes, a live Dashboard and a menu bar panel.
- Automatic updates from leonardoaguiar.com: checked once a day, downloaded in the background and installed when the app quits or right away; only updates signed by the developer are accepted.
- All 23 global keyboard actions work, with a short on-screen notice, and the default shortcuts work without editing them first.
- Double-click a saved layout's name to rename it;
Return saves, Escape cancels, and a name already in use is refused.