• macOS 27: in Arrange Menu Bar, the line now stays exactly where you drop it, on every display. On some Macs it used to snap back next to the volume icon. • On a wide display, Tuck’s extra ◂+ line no longer shows while you arrange. Tuck keeps it in place by itself, out of sight.

• Get help on Discord, right from Settings › About. It’s the fastest way to reach us and other Tuck users • Hiding works on a second display beside your Mac’s own, and Tuck keeps its wide-display helpers beside the line by itself • Tuck’s icon stays round and crisp on non-Retina displays • When a new version is out, Tuck’s icon shows a small dot and Settings shows Update available

• macOS 27: arrange your menu bar without holding ⌘. Open Arrange Menu Bar and drag the line across your icons. To reorder icons, hold ⌘ and drag them • Arrange now shows clearly what will hide, and Show All Menu Bar Items opens macOS’s full list of icons • The anonymous usage counts now include totals of how Tuck’s controls are used and which features are on, never anything about your icons or apps. You can turn them off in Settings

• macOS 27: the always-hidden section stays hidden when you show your hidden icons, instead of showing along with them

• macOS 27: hiding works on wide displays, where icons used to slide along the menu bar instead. If Tuck asks, ⌘-drag its new ◂+ line just left of the ◂ line • macOS 27: a new install puts the Tuck icon and its divider in the right order, and Tuck fixes the order if it was wrong • Tuck now lets you know when an update is available, in its menu and in About • After an update, a short note shows what changed

• macOS 27: the always-hidden section no longer pushes a visible icon behind macOS's « arrow • macOS 27: the welcome tour explains how Tuck works with the new « overflow, and menus match the system's new style • About now links to help, the website and our Discord community

• Fixes hiding menu bar icons on macOS 27: icons left of the divider hide again. • Adjusts automatically when you connect or change displays.

• Triggers: show hidden icons automatically when your battery is low, you go offline, or a chosen app is running • Spacers: add gaps or short labels between menu bar icons • Menu bar style: tint, border and shadow • A bolder, easier-to-spot Tuck icon and a tidier menu • Anonymous install and usage counts help us improve Tuck. No identifiers, nothing about your menu bar; turn them off in Settings → General.

Minor improvements.