Global keyboard shortcuts do not need Accessibility permission. Use at least two modifiers, including Control or Command, for example Control–Option–1. Choose a different shortcut in Settings › Shortcuts if the shortcut is unavailable or conflicts with another app.
-Global shortcuts now require at least two modifiers, including Control or Command. Previously saved shortcuts that do not meet this rule are not registered. Reassign them in Settings; for example, use Control–Option–1 instead of Command–1 for a preset.
- -Dimmerly 1.2.0 changes how Shortcuts identifies displays. Existing shortcuts with a specific display selected need that display reselected once.
-Dimmerly opens when needed and waits for the app to acknowledge the action. If an error appears, open Dimmerly, check the selected preset still exists, and try again. On macOS 26 and later, add Dimmerly’s Dim Displays, Display Dimming, Auto Warmth, and Apply Preset controls in Control Center; Apply Preset asks you to choose a saved preset.
diff --git a/documentation/multi-monitor-control.html b/documentation/multi-monitor-control.html index 20b209c..57bc6ea 100644 --- a/documentation/multi-monitor-control.html +++ b/documentation/multi-monitor-control.html @@ -109,7 +109,6 @@Presets save a complete display setup, including brightness, warmth, and contrast for each display. Apply them from the menu bar, a widget, Shortcuts, a schedule, or an optional per-preset keyboard shortcut.
On macOS 26 and later, add Display Dimming, Auto Warmth, and Apply Preset controls to Control Center or the menu bar. Choose a saved preset when configuring Apply Preset. The Display Dimming toggle reflects Dimmerly blanking, rather than macOS display sleep.
Starting with Dimmerly 1.2.0, you can find a saved preset by name in Spotlight. The Open Brightness Preset Shortcuts action opens it in the menu bar panel; use Apply Brightness Preset to apply its saved display settings. Individual menu bar display controls can also be targeted from Shortcuts and Spotlight on macOS 15.4 and later.
-If you upgrade from before 1.2.0 with existing per-display shortcuts, reselect their displays once in the Shortcuts app.
Schedules can run at a fixed time, sunrise, sunset, or with an offset from sunrise or sunset. You can use your current location for the calculation or enter coordinates manually.
Keep the setup local. Dimmerly stores presets and schedules on your Mac. The app does not sync them between Macs and does not use analytics or tracking.
diff --git a/documentation/support.html b/documentation/support.html index 16c6543..77b5945 100644 --- a/documentation/support.html +++ b/documentation/support.html @@ -95,9 +95,7 @@Dimmerly 1.2.0 changes how Shortcuts identifies displays. Existing shortcuts with a specific display selected need that display reselected once after upgrading to 1.2.0 or later.
-The new identities prevent a shortcut from targeting another monitor when macOS reuses a display ID.
-The toggle shows whether Dimmerly is blanking a display. In the direct-download build’s Sleep & Lock mode, macOS puts displays to sleep and wakes them on input; the toggle returns to off because Dimmerly has no blanking session to clear. Choose Dim Only in Settings › Displays if you want the toggle to stay on while displays are blanked.
-App Store global shortcuts now require at least two modifiers, including Control or Command. Previously saved shortcuts that do not meet this rule are not registered. Reassign them in Settings; for example, use Control–Option–1 instead of Command–1 for a preset. The direct-download build keeps its existing shortcut requirements.
-Dimmerly opens when needed and waits for the app to acknowledge the action. If an error appears, open Dimmerly, check the selected preset still exists, and try again. On macOS 26 and later, add Dimmerly’s Dim Displays, Display Dimming, Auto Warmth, and Apply Preset controls in Control Center; Apply Preset asks you to choose a saved preset.