Released: 2026-08-18
Running usage status to inspect your quotas will no longer spit out messy floating-point noise in session and weekly percentages. The tool previously interpolated raw numerical values directly into output strings, producing cluttered readouts like 42.30000000000001 instead of a clean 42.3.
Both session and weekly metrics are now strictly formatted to one decimal place, keeping terminal output predictable and tidy.
Hovering over the Windows system tray icon now reveals tooltip figures that perfectly match what you see inside the main panel, while no longer skipping Antigravity. The tooltip previously showed the *remaining* percentage (calculated as 100 minus used) while every panel displays the *used* percentage, creating unnecessary confusion.
The tooltip now reports used percentages across the board, adds an Antigravity row whenever that card is visible, and reformats the Claude entry to match Codex and Antigravity's single-line "Session · Weekly" layout.
Update dialogs on Windows will no longer greet you with unformatted Markdown markup when a new version drops. Release descriptions pulled from GitHub previously rendered literal ##, **, and ` `` tokens directly inside the notification window. While macOS resolved this display glitch in version 0.29.28, the corresponding fix had not made its way to Windows until now. Both platforms now route release text through the shared formatter.
On the public website, a narrow mobile screen will no longer leave you without a way to navigate. Below 640px, the navigation bar that previously disappeared entirely is replaced by a labeled, expandable Sections menu.
Switching languages also no longer rewrites shared anchors such as #install to #<lang>, so links copied before a language switch still open at their original location.
On mobile, the public website now also covers readability and interaction details that are easy to overlook. Footer text meets AA contrast requirements, making foreground and background easier to distinguish, while images lazy-load only when needed.
Every tap target measures at least 24px, with the primary mobile navigation reaching 44px to make finger input less error-prone.
The theme counter across all five language versions of the public website has been updated from 12 to 13. The Catppuccin color scheme introduced in version 0.29.23 had been left out of the site's tally, causing the displayed figure to lag behind reality.
Every localized version of the website now accurately showcases the full lineup of 13 themes.
Sharing website links on social platforms now generates an updated preview card that reflects Windows availability alongside macOS. The old image labeled the project strictly as a "macOS Menu Bar App", whereas the new 1200×630 visual pairs the brand and title with an authentic panel screenshot (featuring Claude, Codex, and Antigravity) rendered in the site's distinct color palette. File size dropped dramatically from 573KB down to 96KB, with the smaller preview file size.
Viewing the status-line previews in the README now presents fully recorded animations tailored to each language. Non-English translations previously borrowed static screenshots from the English README.
Every supported language now features its own animated recording, scaled to stay sharp and legible within the standard README reading width.
Finding setup instructions for terminal status-lines in the README is now immediate and straightforward. The guide was formerly tucked away as a sub-topic under Windows Support, causing macOS users to overlook it entirely. It now commands its own dedicated section, complete with terminology aligned for both platforms and Traditional Chinese.
Users across operating systems can now easily locate relevant setup steps and terminology.
**`usage status` no longer prints floating-point noise in percentages.** Session and weekly percentages were interpolated straight into the string, so a value like 42.30000000000001 could appear instead of 42.3. Both are now formatted to one decimal place.**The Windows tray tooltip shows the same numbers as the panel, and no longer omits Antigravity.** It displayed *remaining* percent (100 minus used) while every panel shows *used* percent; the tooltip now matches, and adds its own Antigravity line when that card isn't hidden. The Claude line was also reformatted to match Codex and Antigravity's single-line "Session · Weekly" layout.**Windows update notifications no longer show raw Markdown.** The GitHub Release body's `##`, `**`, and `` ` `` markers rendered literally in the update dialog; macOS fixed this in 0.29.28 but the fix never reached Windows. Both platforms now share the same formatter.**The public website's mobile navigation and shareable anchors are fixed.** Below 640px the navigation disappeared entirely — a labeled Sections menu now expands in its place. Switching language no longer overwrites a shared anchor like `#install` with `#<lang>`, so links copied before a language switch keep working. Footer text now meets AA contrast, images lazy-load, and tap targets are at least 24px (44px in the main mobile nav).**The public website's mobile navigation and shareable anchors are fixed.** Below 640px the navigation disappeared entirely — a labeled Sections menu now expands in its place. Switching language no longer overwrites a shared anchor like `#install` with `#<lang>`, so links copied before a language switch keep working. Footer text now meets AA contrast, images lazy-load, and tap targets are at least 24px (44px in the main mobile nav).**The website's theme count was corrected from 12 to 13** — Catppuccin, shipped in 0.29.23, wasn't being counted — across all five languages.**The social preview image reflects Windows support and reuses the site's own visuals.** It used to say "macOS Menu Bar App"; the new 1200×630 image pairs the brand and title with an actual panel screenshot (Claude, Codex, Antigravity) in the site's own colors, and dropped from 573KB to 96KB.**README status-line screenshots are now recorded animations**, one per language instead of borrowed from English, made legible at README width.**Status-line setup is now its own README section** instead of a subsection buried under Windows Support, so macOS users don't skip it, with terminology filled in for both platforms and Traditional Chinese.