Per-app volume control is now easier to use and more reliable. - Improved playback detection to reduce unnecessary waits before adjusting an app’s volume. - You can now continue adjusting an app’s volume during brief periods of silence in playback. - Improved the apply and cancel actions for numeric volume entry, and fixed an issue where the displayed value could differ from the actual setting. - Improved automatic recovery after temporary audio control issues or output device changes. Your latest volume settings, along with pause and reset states, are preserved during recovery. - Refined the menu bar quick mixer, the full mixer’s search and filters, and the settings screen. - Reduced redundant processing when displaying the app list, improved audio resource cleanup, and enhanced overall stability. - Updated the in-app showcase of the developer’s other apps, added upcoming projects, and introduced a dedicated “In Development” tab. Icons and descriptions are available offline. System requirements: Starting with this version, the app requires a Mac with Apple silicon running macOS 27.0 or later.

This update makes per-app volume control smoother, more convenient, and more reliable. • Smoother volume adjustments with fewer abrupt sound changes • Faster detection of app launches, quits, and audio-state changes • Automatic recovery from temporary audio-control issues • New global shortcuts for adjusting the volume and muting the active app • Less unnecessary background activity while idle • Improved per-app reset controls, menu bar visibility options, and the reset-all flow • A new view for discovering other apps by the developer • Additional UI and stability improvements

Thank you for using BunMixer. This update improves how the menu bar mixer refreshes the list of apps currently producing audio. Games that produce audio only while focused will now reappear in the menu bar mixer after being force-quit and relaunched. We also improved audio activity detection for newly discovered apps and fixed a real-time audio buffer stability issue.

Improved the accuracy of detecting apps that are playing audio. Reduced an issue where volume control could return to a waiting state after an app lost focus and became active again. Reduced minor playback delay. Adjusted the audio processing buffer for more stable real-time playback. Reviewed and optimized stability and memory usage during extended use.