docktor changelog

Settings looks like the setup wizard now.

The Settings window shares the onboarding wizard's glass surface, chrome, and typography, and brings its live previews into the panes — the Dock Previews pill, the Cmd-Tab switcher, and a working Music widget, all drawn from seeded sample data (never live capture or your real content).

Rename your battery devices.

A pencil button on each device row in Settings lets you give a shorter name — "MX Master 4" can become something that fits a Dock chip. The name is remembered per device.

Sharper weather icons and a clearer Calendar brief.

Weather condition icons color the correct symbol layer, so composite glyphs like "partly cloudy" stay legible in light mode. The Calendar brief now marks day boundaries so a run of events reads clearly across today, tomorrow, and later dates.

A round of correctness fixes.

Signing into Spotify no longer risks an endless retry loop; weather forecasts survive non-Gregorian system calendars; unsent feedback is protected from crash-report collection; a calendar's event selection can no longer be silently wiped; and smooth scrolling no longer wedges on a fast start/stop.

No more crash when paging through a widget's drawer.

Switching pages inside a widget drawer — most often the Music drawer — could crash docktor. The paged drawers (Music, Weather, System Stats, World Clock, and Device Batteries) were rebuilt on a lighter scrolling foundation that removes the crash entirely.

Like the current song right from the Music widget.

The playback controls now include a like/favorite heart. In Apple Music it toggles the song's Favorite; in Spotify it adds or removes the song from your Liked Songs. The heart reflects changes you make elsewhere and hides itself when there's nothing to act on — a radio station, or when Spotify isn't connected.

The widget size toggle works.

The resize hint on a tile's hover overlay now actually expands or collapses the widget, in every interaction mode.

Time-synced lyrics.

Lyric highlighting in the Music drawer now follows along with the playing track.