This update has some serious range: new features in the menu, a look back at your Wi-Fi history and fewer bugs. Fresh from the workshop: • Available Networks: A new submenu shows nearby networks, sorted by signal strength. Connect with a single click, with a password prompt when needed. "Scan Again" starts a new scan. • Wi-Fi switch: Turn Wi-Fi on and off right at the top of the menu, just like in the macOS Wi-Fi menu. • Refresh (⌘R): Reloads all network details instantly. • Wi-Fi history: "Show History" lets you see when you were connected to which network. The newest entries are at the top. • Compact display: If there isn't enough room in the menu bar for the text, the app shows just the Wi-Fi icon. • Status display: The menu tells you when Wi-Fi is off or when network details are being updated. • Logging: In Settings, you can set the log level, size and retention of log files, and open the log folder. Our exterminator has been busy again and cleared out a few bugs: • Timestamps now use your Mac's local time. • History is saved and loaded more reliably. • Items in the open menu no longer disappear when the network changes. • An open Info window now shows the new values after a refresh.