Fixed an issue where the menu bar showed the newly selected input method while the focused text field continued using the previous one until the window was switched. InputLocker now refreshes the focused input session consistently when switching between ABC and third-party input methods, as well as between different third-party input methods.

Improved reliability when switching between third-party input methods. InputLocker now stages cross-input-method changes through the standard keyboard layout and waits for the target input method to finish activating before verification. This prevents the menu bar from showing a new source while keystrokes are still handled by the previous one. Menu bar and menu icons are also larger and easier to recognize.

See the input source you locked at a glance. When InputLocker is active, the menu bar keyboard icon now shows the selected input source’s own icon in its bottom-right corner instead of a generic lock. You can confirm the active language or input method before you start typing, without opening the menu. The badge follows the effective lock target, including per-app rules, so it updates as your focus moves between apps. If an input source does not provide an icon, InputLocker displays a compact text badge to keep it identifiable. Pause locking and the badge disappears, leaving the plain keyboard icon.

Refined the app icon appearance on macOS 13–15 with improved transparent padding and rounded corners.

Added the current app version to the Settings header.

-fix some bugs