— NEW FEATURES — • New option: "Always show previews for zones with assignments". Allows to always see zones shapes for currently used zones or subzones. • You can now change the color of each zone or subzone individually: right click a zone/subzone on the zones schema in settings window to see the option. • "Require a left-click to trigger actions option": can now be customized for each hot corner and zone. — OTHER IMPROVEMENTS — • Decreased RAM usage (it is now 40-50 MB most of the time). • Various UI improvements.

— NEW FEATURES — • You can now assign Mission Control and App Exposé to a hot corner, an active zone, or Magic Pointer. They are listed alongside Desktop, Notification Center, and Control Center under the new "macOS features" section. • A new option, "Monitor Mission Control and App Exposé state", lets hot corners, active zones, and Magic Pointer keep working while Mission Control or App Exposé is active. It turns on automatically when you assign Mission Control or App Exposé. This option exists because the mechanism requires accessibility permissions. — OTHER IMPROVEMENTS — • Hot corners and active zones can now trigger while you are dragging a file or window. You can, for example, trigger the 'show the Desktop' action, pick up a file, and trigger the corner again to hide the Desktop without dropping that file.

Magic Pointer still does not trigger while a mouse button is held. A new option, "Don't trigger when a mouse button is held" has been added (on by default). Turn it off in Magic Pointer settings if you want the gesture to work during a drag – useful, for example, when dragging files to your AI assistant. • Added Spanish localization. • Various UI improvements.

— NEW FEATURES — • Introducing Magic pointer: a new type of trigger in addition to hot corners and active zones! Inspired by a recently announced new OS, it can be used to launch anything that corners and zones can by quickly moving the mouse cursor (similar to "Shake mouse pointer to locate" feature, but more sensitive). You can customize the sensitivity, activation modifiers, second activation action, and visual feedback. — OTHER IMPROVEMENTS — • Fixed presets not loading the correct settings of the last remaining preset after all other presets were deleted. • Various UI improvements.

— NEW FEATURES — • New option to require a left-click to trigger hot corner or zone actions. • Added an option to ignore hot corner and zone activation when the Mac lock screen is shown (enabled by default). • New action: Open links in browser. You can now set up to 99 links to open in Safari, Firefox, or Chrome. Previously, you could create a similar action in the Shortcuts app, now it is just faster to do this directly in the app. — OTHER IMPROVEMENTS — • Fixed a crash when there were no shortcuts in the Shortcuts app. • Improved permission handling for Shortcuts app icons.

— NEW FEATURES — • You can now have up to 4 subzones in each zone and assign distinct actions to each one. It is also possible to adjust subzone size and customize color of each subzone. • You can now duplicate corners for use with modifier keys across multiple displays – each display gets its own independent set of actions. — OTHER IMPROVEMENTS — • Icons from the Shortcuts app can now be shown in the shortcuts list (requires enabling "Show icons from the Shortcuts app" in Settings). • Added support for Korean and Japanese. • Various UI improvements.

• Fixed menu bar window issues on macOS 26, including the menu closing unexpectedly, slow item highlighting, and search bars not receiving focus.

— NEW FEATURES — • Added 'Show preview' button for Treadmill mode. — OTHER IMPROVEMENTS — • When apps/shortcuts list is shown, search box is always in focus now (as intended). • Much faster search of apps/shortcuts. • Various UI improvements.

• New Advanced option (enabled by default): bring focus to the app window first for selected second activation actions, so a visible background app is brought forward on the first trigger instead of being hidden, minimized, or quit immediately. You can choose which actions this applies to: Hide, Minimize, and/or Quit.

— NEW FEATURES — • You can now set "Corners and zones activation delay" for each corner and zone individually. • You can now toggle Treadmill mode on or off and adjust its sensitivity for each corner individually. • More sensitivity options for Treadmill mode. • It is now possible to customize the second activation action for each zone individually. • New actions: Text transformations. It is now possible to trigger transformation of the selected text to make it upper case, lower case, capitalize, or cycle through styles. — OTHER IMPROVEMENTS — • Improved second activation mechanism: now the chosen second activation action is triggered immediately when the app window is already open, hidden, or minimized. • Various UI improvements.

— NEW FEATURES —
 • Added optional trackpad vibration for hot corners, zones, and Treadmill mode. • You can now change the visual feedback color and opacity for hot corners or zones. 
 — OTHER IMPROVEMENTS —
 • In settings, it is now easier to set the "Corners and zones activation delay", "Ignore second activation", and "Play sound feedback when triggering actions" options separately for corners, zones, or both. • Corners and zones with no assignments are now properly grayed out in the menu bar list.

— NEW FEATURES — • New option: Treadmill mode. A great alternative to activation delay for hot corners: instead of waiting until delay time is over, you can "push" the corner harder with a mouse. A visual cue indicates that the function is active – after that, you can either keep pushing the mouse or just left-click to activate the corner.
 You can also adjust sensitivity (how much pushing is required), as well as color and size of the visual cue.
 • New actions: "Desktop", "Notification Center", "Control Center". While triggering those could already be done previously via keyboard shortcuts or Shortcuts app automations, many users asked for a faster way to assign these actions. 

 Note: Mission Control, unfortunately, won't be added: when it is open, only system hot corners work. You can still assign Mission Control.app though (and trigger its opening only). — OTHER IMPROVEMENTS — • Fixed a bug when corner assignments were saved incorrectly in multi-display setups. 

Now it works as intended. For example, if you have a second display connected and two separate actions assigned to a hot corner (one for each display), disconnecting the second display allows you to assign a new action to that corner. It will be saved separately, meaning that once you reconnect the second display, your previous two-display actions are fully restored. 
In other words, CCCCorners now lets you assign different actions depending on whether multi-display setup is used, while still remembering display-specific actions between reconnections.
 • You can now search Shortcuts in the list (search bar in menus is only available on macOS 13+)
. • It is now possible to set the activation delay separately for Zones (if "Corners and zones activation delay" is enabled).
 • Various settings window improvements to make everything more intuitive and consistent. • The app now includes a PDF user guide (Advanced → How to use the program).

• fixed a problem when toggling "Duplicate corners for use with modifier keys" option didn't remove the assigned actions for corners in all presets (in some specific cases it could break the assignments) • fixed a problem when running CCCCorners shortcut actions could open CCCCorners settings window

— NEW FEATURES — • Introducing the "App Rules" tab: add apps to the EXCEPTIONS LIST. When any app from this list is in focus, hot corners and active zones will be temporarily deactivated. Want to only trigger actions when in those apps? Use "Invert the list" toggle to switch the logic. • PRESETS: on the "App Rules" tab, you can save up to 10 configurations. A preset is the saved state of actions that are assigned to hot corners and active zones. When you change assignments, the current preset is updated automatically. • "Corners and zones activation delay" option: you can now customize a delay to prevent accidental triggers if you often do something near the edges of the screen. It works completely independently of the "Hot corners sensitivity" slider and also respects the "Ignore second activation" feature. • "Play sound feedback when triggering actions": adjust a satisfying audio confirmation when triggering hot corners or active zones. I spent some time hand-picking 32 unique sounds that perfectly fit CCCCorners :) You can adjust the sound volume and choose your custom sound. • Shortcuts actions (macOS 13+ required): automate your workflows with three new actions from CCCCorners: "Set Activation Delay", "Set Current Preset", and "Set Pause". • Mouse scroll actions: move the mouse cursor to a hot corner or active zone and then scroll using the mouse wheel (or trackpad). There are 2 actions available: "Change screen brightness" and "Change sound volume". You can also invert the scroll direction in Advanced settings. — OTHER IMPROVEMENTS — • Support for the fn key as an activation modifier. • Active zones can now be also shown in the menu bar (optionally). • Significantly increased the maximum length and width limits for active zones (better support of ultrawide monitors).

— NEW FEATURES — • Simultaneous modifier keys: you can now assign multiple modifier keys at once for hot corners and active zones. This allows you to trigger an action only when several modifier keys are pressed simultaneously. Especially useful if you have a Hyper key (⌃ + ⇧ + ⌥ + ⌘) or Meh key (⌃ + ⇧ + ⌥) configured. — OTHER IMPROVEMENTS — • "Show visual feedback for zones" is now enabled by default. Everyone understands where the corners are, but zones are a completely different story. • Improved the logic for accessibility permission requests.

— NEW FEATURES — • introducing ACTIVE ZONES: a new way to assign actions independently of hot corners. You can set up to 4 zones, change their size and assign any supported action. Active zones support second activation actions, optional modifier keys for activation, and visual feedback! • you can now automatically disable hot corners on the main display when an external display is connected. This can prevent accidental triggers caused by screen height differences when moving the mouse between displays. — OTHER IMPROVEMENTS — • it is now possible to explicitly add a modifier key when recording a keyboard shortcut that should be triggered. This is helpful for combinations that the system usually intercepts (for example, you can now add 'Fn + C' to open Control Center) • added support for Italian, Dutch, Portuguese, and Chinese languages. CCCCorners popularity is definitely growing :)

Version 4.1.0 — NEW FEATURES — • new option: "Show visual feedback when triggering hot corners" (disabled by default). Includes three indication types: "L-shape", "Corner glow", and "Ripple" • added precise adjustment to the hot corners sensitivity slider • new option: "Bring focus to the app before the second activation action". When enabled, the app you trigger will be focused before the action (hiding the window, minimizing, or quitting) is performed. — OTHER IMPROVEMENTS — • added status indicators for the deleted apps and Shortcut actions if they were assigned to hot corners • updated onboarding to explain the menu bar icon • visual improvements and translation fixes

–– new features for power users –– • "Advanced" tab in settings: option to duplicate every hot corner for using with modifier keys – you can have one app assigned to a hot corner and another one that is opened only when ⌘ / ⌥ / ⌃ / ⇧ are pressed • "Advanced" tab in settings: you can now configure time when second activation will be ignored –– other improvements –– • the app list is now loaded after CCCCorners launch, which should improve performance and stability for some users • new option – "Show settings window on launch" when menu bar icon is hidden • new setting – "Configure mechanism" for second activation. The "Minimize that app window" and "Quit that app completely" options simulate ⌘+M and ⌘+Q combinations; on some keyboard layouts (such as AZERTY) these combinations do not work. You can now set custom combinations for these actions • new intuitive icons that indicate corners of different displays (based on user feedback) • improved the special compatibility mode with AppHub app • onboarding window for new users

• You can now set different hot corners for external displays • "Keyboard shortcut": it is now possible to record a shortcut (or even one key) that will be activated by a hot corner. To set this up, go to the list of apps for a hot corner → "Shortcuts" → "Keyboard shortcuts"

• another fix for crash on launch for some users

• fix for a rare crash on launch for some users

Thank you for all the feedback and support! Here's what new in version 2.0: • "Minimize that app window" action added for the second hot corner activation • "Hide that app window(s)" / "Minimize that app window" / "Quit that app completely" actions can now be adjusted for every hot corner separately • you can now add user applications folder (~/Applications) in settings to show apps from that folder in the list • macOS 13 and newer: you can search apps in the list – just start typing when you see the search field • "Refresh apps list" option added to the menu bar window • Safari and Finder didn't appear in the list of apps – fixed • much improved performance in the menu bar window (switching between apps lists for every hot corner; assignment of an app to a hot corner, etc.) • "Close that app window" option renamed to "Hide that app window(s)" to better describe its functionality

• you can now change the menu bar icon position (if it is not properly aligned in the menu bar on your Mac) • fixed hot corners sensitivity slider on macOS 11-12

• you can now change hot corners sensitivity • changed how closing apps windows with hot corners work, so this feature works with more apps now. "Quit that app" with the second hot corner activation works like before

• fixed "Modifier key" menu bar icon • when CCCCorners menu or CCCCorners settings window were "in focus", hot corners could not be triggered – fixed

• fixed open at login option on macOS 11-12 • fixed text font on macOS 11-12