This update lets a Focus start and stop LookAway, and helps LookAway recover on its own if something goes wrong:
- LookAway can now start and stop with a Focus, alongside office hours. Turn on Automatic start and stop in General, choose Office hours, Focus or Any, then add the LookAway filter to a Focus like Work. On macOS Sequoia and later, turning on that Focus opens LookAway even if it’s quit.
- Linen mode used to be a little easter egg. So many of you loved it that it’s now available to everyone, and it’s better than before: the split now shows your live desktop instead of a snapshot. Just pick Split the screen under Break style. Linen mode requires macOS Tahoe or later.
- If LookAway crashes or is force quit, your time until the next break is no longer lost, and after a crash LookAway reopens on its own.
- If LookAway ever freezes during a break, it’s now closed and reopened automatically, so a frozen break screen can’t leave your displays covered.
- New “Show alerts on” option when you use more than one display: keep alerts on the active screen, or pin them to a specific one.
- Fixed LookAway asking for Local Network access after you opened a router, NAS or other local device in your browser.
- Fixed alerts sometimes appearing a little low and jumping up into place.
- Fixed the snooze options opening when the pointer passed over the empty space above Skip.
- Fixed Settings previews showing a placeholder instead of your wallpaper after connecting a display.
Enjoy the update! As always, if you have any feedback or face any issues, feel free to reach out at [email protected].