Version 1.2.0 brings Enceladus back to macOS, along with a smarter scrolling layout, improved small-screen support, and a more reliable forecast experience with automatic retries and hourly refresh. A slew of bug fixes rounds out the release, addressing issues with moonrise/moonset times, the gauge display, scroll behavior, and location management. - Enceladus is available on macOS again. - Better support for devices with smaller screens or larger font sizes. - Gauge view now collapses when scrolling to show more of the hourly forecast. - Removed Location button – change your location by tapping on the location name. - Forecast automatically retries up to 5 times with exponential backoff for network errors. - Forecast automatically refreshes once per hour if you leave the app open. - Progress indicator now appears while performing location searches. - Changed minimum supported iOS/iPadOS version to 18. - Small tweaks to visual assets. - Updated error and loading states. - Fixed an issue where the incorrect time was shown for moonrise and moonset. - Fixed a location error appearing after successfully fetching a nightly forecast. - Fixed "100%" briefly appearing in the gauge during initial app launch. - Fixed an issue where scrolling would get stuck when viewing the forecast during pre-dawn hours. - Fixed an issue where deleting a location could mistakenly remove a different location. - Fixed an issue where data would fail to load on initial launch of the macOS app.

- Added a new sun indicator, displaying the next sunrise or sunset - Added a new moon indicator, displaying the next moonrise or moonset - Improved the reliability of restoring saved locations - Small interface tweaks and improvements

Adjusted vertical spacing on devices with larger screen sizes

- Improved support for VoiceOver and Voice Control - Improved layout switching when moving between orientations on iPad - Improved error handling and error messaging - Fixed weather attribution appearance - Other small performance enhancements and bug fixes