A beta release of Start Menu for Mac, the new customizable app launcher for macOS from First Letter Software, is now available for testers and early adopters craving the latest and greatest, and are willing to tolerate a few inevitable bugs.
What's New
- Bug fix: Crash on startup if an app that appeared in the Recent Apps menu was uninstalled
- Bug fix: Sluggish UI responsiveness when launching an app that doesn't open a window by default, e.g. Docker
- Bug fix: In System Settings, the Login Items name for Start Menu for Mac shows the developer name, not app name
- Other fixes and improvements
How to Get It
Head over to the Download page on the First Letter Software website and click the download button for your Mac (Apple Silicon or Intel Mac). Save the DMG file, then double-click it and follow the instructions to install.
Testers who have installed the previous beta, version 0.8.1, will need to uninstall it first before installing this release.
Things You Should Know About
- This beta release is available free of charge, but expires 90 days after installation, after which it will stop working.
- If you installed an older beta release, uninstall it first before installing the latest release.
Help and Support
Questions and comments about Start Menu for Mac should be posted to the discussion forum on GitHub.
If you find a bug, you may file a bug report on GitHub. Please search the issues list first to confirm that your issue has not already been reported.
Future Announcements on First Letter Software Products
To keep this blog focused on Firefox and Thunderbird extensions from AE Creations, news and announcements on Start Menu for Mac will be found in the News section of the First Letter Software website.
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