Command Reopen Changelog
What changed in each Mac App Store version of Command Reopen, newest first.
The free direct-download build has its own notes on GitHub.
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1.5.1
In App Review
- New You can hide the menu bar icon in Settings › General. Command Reopen keeps working in the background; open the app again to get back to Settings.
- Changed Setup no longer turns on Launch at Login for you. You choose.
- Fixed The minimize step in setup plays the usual Dock animation again.
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1.5.0
Latest
- New When you close or minimize an app’s last window, you land back in the app you were using before.
- Removed In-app analytics. The app no longer reports how you use it.
- Improved Clearer wording across Settings, purchase screens and prompts. Everything updates as soon as you change the app’s language.
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- Changed The free trial now lasts 14 days instead of 2.
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- New Simplified Chinese, Japanese, German and French, with a language setting in the app.
- New A Statistics item in the menu bar shows how many windows Command Reopen has restored.
- Improved Background helper processes no longer count toward your restores or statistics.
- Fixed App icons appeared out of order during setup. Idle power use is lower.
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- Improved Search for an app by name when you add it to the list of excluded apps.
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- Fixed Bug fixes and stability improvements.
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- New Statistics with charts, so you can see how many windows Command Reopen has restored over time.
- New An exclusion list in Settings for apps Command Reopen should leave alone.
- Improved Apps that already show a window are left as they are, so fewer unnecessary reopen requests are sent.
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- Fixed Performance improvements and bug fixes.
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- New First release on the Mac App Store. Switch to an app with Cmd+Tab, and if it has no visible window, Command Reopen brings back its minimized window or opens a new one. No permissions needed.
Command Reopen · Mac App Store
Make Command-Tab bring your windows back.
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