Time Out - Break Reminders at Mac App Store analyse

- Time Out now requires a minimum of macOS Tahoe (26.0), and has been updated to support Liquid Glass, modern icons, and other recent technologies. - Added an Options menu button before Preview on the Break Appearance page, with commands to add a new theme, duplicate the selected theme, edit it, reveal it in the Finder, or delete it. - The Theme Editor sheet includes fields for the theme name and comments, author information, credits information, and a pop-up menu to choose the type of theme (see below). - In the new Theme Editor, choose Local HTML to add or edit a theme that uses HTML within the theme folder. - In the new editor, choose Website to add or edit remote themes, that simply show a web page. - Themes that play YouTube videos can be added or edited via the YouTube Video option in the editor. - A new kind of theme is Images; you can add any number of images or photos to show during a break. - Another new kind of theme is Text; you can add any number of text items to show during a break. - Updated several themes to use the new YouTube theme type. - Added new Coral World and Fireplace YouTube themes. - Added a new Checklist theme, that enables you to add things to remember and check them off. - Added a new Desk Exercises theme, that uses the new Text theme kind, with some simple exercises that you can do while sitting or standing near your desk. - The Exclusions page has been renamed Rules, since they are now much more flexible. - App rules now support "is" / "isn’t", to reverse the "open" / "frontmost" option, e.g. to skip a break if some app isn’t being used. - Calendar Events rules now group your calendars by account, if you have multiple accounts. And yes, you can now have more than one calendar rule. - A new built-in rule is Fullscreen Active, to detect when the frontmost app is fullscreen. Useful when watching videos. - Script-based rules are now supported. Four script-based rules are included initially: FaceTime Meeting, Teams Meeting, and Zoom Meeting to detect when actively in a meeting, and Valve Game to detect when using a Valve / Steam game. You can add your own scripts too. - All rules include a menu for what to do when the rule matches, including "automatically skip", "postpone" by several amounts, and two new actions as follows. - A new action is "ignore natural break". If selected, when a natural break is detected (the Mac is idle), and this rule matches, the natural break will not be taken. Useful when you’re passively watching a video, to make sure you still get breaks. - Another new action is "treat as natural break". If selected, when this rule matches, the app will act as though it is idle, even if you’re actively using it. Useful when you’re doing something that is equivalent to a break, like playing a relaxing game instead of working. - The File menu now includes a Duplicate Break command, along with the existing New Break command. - Enhanced the postpone/skip control limits option to per break, hour, or day. - Adjusted Reset behavior when From Last Done. - Clarified the supporter trial to reduce confusion. - The app data has been modernized in preparation for syncing, coming in a future update. - Plus many other improvements. Read the release notes on the Updates page in the app for full details. Version 3.0.1: - Fixed a crash when upgrading the data from version 2 if the [Statistics] page was set to show certain values. Version 3.0.2: - Fixed unintentionally removing custom scripts from the scripts folder while introducing Rules scripts. Version 3.0.3: - Fixed the Full Countdown to Next Break status option not showing seconds when less than an hour. - Fixed a possible crash when showing the Last Done Break Label in the status item.