Name: Perron
Price: 9.00 USD

Perron overview

Perron is a macOS menu-bar timetable for Swiss public transport. Pick your stops once and it shows your next departure — based on your location if you want.

What's new in version 0.3.1

“Launch at login” never worked. It does now.
Fixed: the “Launch at login” switch in Settings did nothing at all. It remembered your choice and showed it back to you, and Perron never asked macOS to start it — so if you switched it on, Perron was simply not there after a restart. It had been that way since the first release.
If you had it switched on, switch it off and on again once. Your choice was remembered, but nothing was ever registered from it, so it needs setting one more time to take effect.
Perron now checks at every launch rather than only when you move the switch, because the list it appears in lives in System Settings and you can change it there without Perron hearing about it. When the two disagree, Settings says so and names the list to look in.
Fixed: the Settings window opened too short for its own contents, so the “Check for updates automatically” and “Send anonymous usage counts” switches sat below the bottom edge. You could scroll to them, but nothing said they were there — a poor way to treat the two things Perron asks your permission for.