This week I updated DwellClick for the first time in more than 10 years. It now supports the latest macOS and Apple silicon, and can be built and maintained with modern Xcode tools. I have re-licensed it under Apache 2.0 and published the source code. I also gave DwellClick’s homepage a refresh.
In October 2021, I launched the PopClip Forum. It has grown to nearly 500 users and people are helping each other out with making extensions, reporting bugs, talking about feature ideas, and so on. I am pleased that it is beginning to look like a PopClip community.
Last week I released PopClip 2020.10, which is now live as an update on the Mac App Store and as an in-app update in the standalone (website download) edition.
Apple released macOS 10.15 Catalina this week. All current versions of my paid apps are compatible with it, as far as I can tell.1 Please let me know if you run in to any difficulties. My free app, Scroll Reverser, has some difficuties and is in need of an update.