I’ll pay for this app if it lets me have persistent labels on windows during Mission Control.
I’ll pay for this app if it lets me have persistent labels on windows during Mission Control.
Small developers are usually pretty responsive. Have you considered talking to them about a feature you would like?I’ll pay for this app if it lets me have persistent labels on windows during Mission Control.
No I guess not. I’m just now discovering the app. I’ll send them an email.Small developers are usually pretty responsive. Have you considered talking to them about a feature you would like?
everything is in Beta right now, so anything is possible.To me it’s bizarre that Apple would redesign the battery status indicator (which I love btw) but would not roll out the new design across all its battery-powered devices.
Adds to the cognitive load when you have to check for battery and adjust for the slight difference on iPhone/iPad/Mac.
Just be thankful that it's not the monthly price for a subscription.$9 for a batteries app? Sorry, a little too luxurious for me.
AirBuddy sounds like what you're looking for https://v2.airbuddy.appIt would be nice if there was an app/widget that would track all apple devices e.g. see iPad battery on iPhone.
I would think that the UPS with have associated software that would do that.Would be an even better app if it could show me the battery percentage of the UPS attached to my Mac via USB.
Rony Fadel. Sure it’s not Tony Fadell pseudonym? Ha.
Just a few days after Apple reintroduced a battery percentage icon on the latest iPhones, developer Rony Fadel has updated his popular Batteries app with a new option to enable a similar looking battery percentage icon in the Mac's menu bar.
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As on the iPhone, the battery percentage appears inside the battery icon on the Mac for a consistent appearance across iOS and macOS. The existing battery indicator on the Mac can be disabled in the System Settings app in the Battery menu.
Starting with the fifth developer beta of iOS 16, it is once again possible to view an iPhone's battery percentage in the status bar without having to swipe down to open Control Center. The feature is available on most iPhones with a notch, with the exception of the iPhone 12 mini, iPhone 13 mini, standard iPhone 11, and iPhone XR. It's possible that Apple may expand the icon to additional iPhones in later iOS 16 betas.
Apple had removed the ability to view battery percentage in the status bar when the iPhone X was released in 2017 due to the notch and only brought it back now.
Batteries for Mac is a useful app that lets you view battery percentages for an iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, AirPods, Beats, and other Bluetooth devices in the macOS menu bar. The app can also provide low battery notifications for the devices on the Mac. The app is priced at $8.99 in the U.S. and is also available as part of the Setapp subscription bundle.
Article Link: Batteries App Brings iOS 16's New Battery Percentage Icon to the Mac
At least it's not subscription... for once.$9 for a batteries app? Sorry, a little too luxurious for me.
Nope it's way overpriced.Considering everything the app comes with, $9 seems fair for an app you would use all-day, every day. Plus it uses less horizontal space in the menubar which is good on 13" and 14" screens.
Plus, supporting small developers is a good thing to do.
This! They also have a widget you can add that looks just like Apple iOS battery widget!AirBuddy sounds like what you're looking for https://v2.airbuddy.app
Looks like they used the macOS system font in bold to me.Looks like they used Comic Sans for the percentage.
But, don't Apple users shell out more money for stuff anyways?$9 for a batteries app? Sorry, a little too luxurious for me.