• Fixed an issue where animations in some hidden windows could keep running while the app was idle, causing unusually high CPU usage. This reduces background resource consumption. • Improved dragging across Spaces: when moving a window with simulated left-button drag and switching to another Space, the held-button state is no longer interrupted unexpectedly. • Strengthened input-state protection during Space transitions to prevent accidental shortcut triggers or missed key-up events from leaving the left button stuck. • Fixed known issues.

Optimized click and drag compatibility on macOS 27, resolved the issue where window dragging fails to trigger in some apps. Adjusted default shortcut: Changed long-press left click from Control to Control+Option to reduce conflicts with shortcut behaviors in system apps like Finder. Added default shortcut for middle-click scroll lock: Fn+Shift. Press once to enable middle-click scroll lock similar to Windows. Improved combo key trigger recognition, allowing a more relaxed recognition window for consecutive combo key triggers. Updated onboarding page with descriptions of left-click, middle-click, and right-click simulation features. Added release notes entry for easy access to key changes in each version. Optimized restore purchase instructions and prompt copy to help users clearly switch back to their original purchase account. Added middle locked scroll: after triggering, the current position becomes the anchor. Move the mouse to keep scrolling up, down, left, or right. Trigger again or press Esc to exit. Added separate shortcut, multi-press count, trigger window, and scroll speed settings for middle locked scroll. Added per-app rules for configuring middle locked scroll behavior separately in different apps. Improved the locked scroll indicator to show the anchor, direction, and current scrolling state. Improved shortcut triggering and multi-press recognition to reduce accidental triggers and leftover states. Improved the settings page, offer code messages, update reminders, and contact support entry.

Version Update Notes - Added left, middle, and right mouse button shortcut settings, supporting separate configuration of long-press mode and lock mode. - Added unified input state management, optimized the mouse simulation lifecycle including long-press, lock, continuous press, and release, reducing residual states and false triggers. - Improved compatibility of middle and right mouse button simulation, enhancing recognition in browsers, design software, and some professional applications. - Optimized shortcut recording logic, added support for modifier key press order recognition, and improved shortcut conflict detection. - Changed lock continuous press settings for left, middle, and right buttons to independent configurations, allowing separate setting of continuous press count and trigger window. - Optimized trigger indicator, added support for displaying whether the current trigger is left, middle, or right button, and improved consistency between preview and actual display. - Optimized the structure of the preferences page: middle and right button settings are collapsed by default and automatically expanded when configured, making overall operations clearer. - Added shortcut rule explanations to help users understand recordable content, conflict rules, and modifier key order. - Optimized application enable/disable logic: the menu bar icon changes with status, and status notifications are added. - Optimized release logic in scenarios such as application rules, permission changes, desktop switching, and application focus loss, improving stability.

Improved menu bar icon stability, especially on Macs with a notch. Enhanced icon refresh behavior after permission changes, system wake, and appearance mode switching, and fixed an issue where the menu bar icon could occasionally display incorrectly in certain scenarios.

- Added support for more languages, including Chinese, English, Japanese, Korean, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese, and Russian. - Improved app performance and overall stability.