Version 1.8.0: - Stability fix for Macs that hiccupped when plugging or unplugging a cable: Cable Detective no longer reads a port controller while macOS is still handling the plug event, and a burst of plug events now results in a single read once the port has settled. If you saw a power error or a freeze on connect or disconnect, please try this build. - New: report a bug straight from Settings and About. It builds a redacted report covering every port on your Mac plus your Mac model and macOS build, and you review everything in your browser before anything is sent. - Reports only claim what the port actually reported: no DisplayPort "active" when the link is idle, no device called a hub when it is a phone or a drive, no cable details on an empty port, and no speed warning for a plain USB 2 cable that is working as built. - Apple Intelligence panels are now fact-checked against the port's own readings: any wattage, speed, voltage, or lane count the port did not report is rejected and the explanation is regenerated. - Ports are always listed in the same order, counts read as English, and the About tab shows the real version. - On-device only: Cable Detective still makes no network requests.

Version 1.7.0: - Answers the essential cable questions first: what the cable is, what it is doing now, what is connected, what sits behind a hub or dock, and whether the connection is working. - Clear connection paths make multi-cable setups easier to identify at a glance. - Cable capability separates what is proven live from manufacturer ratings that are not readable. - Every report section now has its own grounded Apple Intelligence explanation. - Copy all, print, and PDF now use the same complete report and ground truth. - Improved print and PDF layout, identity labels, MagSafe identification, power direction, and report consistency. - On-device only: Cable Detective makes no network requests.

Version 1.6.0: - Grounded Apple Intelligence: every explanation is now built on pre-verified facts from the report itself - cable vs. connected-device identity can never be mixed up again, and each section's AI panel sees exactly the data that section shows. - Live quality gate: every AI explanation is checked against Cable Detective's truth rules before it settles on screen; a failing explanation is regenerated automatically. - The AI now knows the full story: measured battery truth, cable health verdict, and the exact power narrative shown in the report. - Faster and smoother: all port scanning moved off the interface thread - the app stays responsive at all times. - On-device only, as always: the app makes no network requests.

Version 1.4.0: - Redesigned report: every section now shares one clean, consistent layout, with a tappable Glossary that explains the jargon inline. - Identity confidence up front: each USB-C identity claim is rated Verified / Plausible / Unverified / Contradicted right in the headline, with a tap-through to the full breakdown. - Clearer, truthful power reporting: the overview and the details now always agree on whether your Mac is being charged - no more contradictions. - Consistent on-device Apple Intelligence explanations throughout. The app still makes no network requests. - Snappier, animation-free interface.

Version 1.2.0: - New "Did we get something not quite right?" button at the bottom of every report. Copies a redacted version of the report to your clipboard and opens your browser at a feedback page where you can review what gets sent, attach photos, describe what was wrong, and optionally drop your GitHub @handle for notifications. Cases become public issues at github.com/Arthur-Ficial/cable-detective-cases. The app itself still has no network entitlement. - Privacy: every copy operation now strips your Mac's platform serial number, hardware UUIDs, hostname, board ID, regulatory model number, and any connected USB device serial numbers before the text reaches the clipboard. Your Mac model, OS version, and all cable / power / port diagnostic data are kept. The on-screen display continues to show your own raw values. - Settings -> General -> Feedback: toggle to hide the feedback button if you don't want it.