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I don't have the memory plugin enabled, but the details popover still has a memory tab that shows a bunch of initial values. Probably better to either hide the tab, or have a separate plugin setting that enables / disables the corresponding tab.

The names could be displayed vertically in order to save space (see the attachment).

macOS activity monitor shows a memory pressure graph with red/yellow/green colors. Would be great for stats to visualize the yellow and red as well in the menu bar. For my Mac, entering the "yellow zone" is a significant performance impact and I would like to know that.

This would reduce by half the # of clicks needed to get to the detail pane. It would also allow the user to customise the order of the status items via cmd-dragging.

When I install the app it open for a second or two and crashes right after. Can't get it to stay open.

Please see the screenshot.

Hi,

Thanks for putting this awesome app together. It is really helpful on my daily work.

It would be great to have some way of visually telling, just by looking at the menu bar whether AC power is on or not.

Well, I can obviously see the computer itself, but I had an issue a while ago on the previous laptop, when some of the USB ports were not working at all, so even though I had the cable plugged in, the battery was not charging. And on a different occasion, it was - apparently - a software problem: even though the cable was plugged, MacOS "thought" it wasn't, so eventually it put the computer to sleep "believing" the battery was drained. After a reboot, everything was normal.

Hence, it would be nice-to-have some indication of the AC Power status (without having to click on it).

Thanks once again!

Cheers,
Alex

The existing icon was just found somewhere in the internet.
I will be very helpful if someone will help with the new logo.

Thanks for reading this issue report. Recently I use Stats everyday and I found if I launch Stats with "automatically hide and show menu bar" turned on, the item of menu bar of Stats will be totally blank. I'm not familiar with macOS developing and can't figure out why just by walking through the source code. Could you help me to check this issue?

macOS Version: 10.15.4
Step to Reproduce:

1. Quit Stats Completely.
2. Turn on "Automatically hide and show the menu bar" in Preference.
3. Open Stats again.

In previous version i was capable of seeing temperature of specific cpu and gpu. with latest version , i am see no option in configuration

I would like to deploy the application to the App Store. But there is the app called Stats already.
So there are two options:

• select a new name for the app and rename the app
• I can deploy the app with mStats name to App Store, but use the Stats on github

The first option will be better. But I cannot choose a good name for the app. So I need some help with it.
The second option a little bit confusing. App will have two different names (mStats in App Store, and Stats on github).

The app closes automatically after some seconds and reports that dispatch queue com.repeat.queue crashed.

I'm running macOS Version 10.15.4 (19E287) on a MacBook Pro (16-inch, 2019).

Crash Report

Hi,

As it seems (haven't done much testing on that), whenever the battery level is below 10%, every time the level changes by 1%, a system notification is triggered. Skipping the part that this might be configurable, I had the computer battery down to 4% then I plugged it back in: it triggered the notification when charged to 5%, then 6%, 7%, etc.. until 10%.

These notifications are very useful when discharging, but I believe it doesn't make sense to trigger these notifications when charging.

Hi!

Trying to get this to work, and Im seeing the following error in the terminal when running this on Catalina 15.4:

[1] 13626 illegal hardware instruction /Applications/Stats.app/Contents/MacOS/Stats

Right now they are all blue, which is slightly confusing if labels are disabled. I like it however, because its a very clean and compact look.

If all the bars had slightly separate colors, they would be easier to distinguish.

Another option would be a centered small letter for each type inside the bar. For CPU you would use a C, for RAM a R, for SSD a S, etc.

App-supported Stats upgrade 2.1.6 to 2.1.7 fails. Clicking "Check for new version" shows the new version dialog, plus the respective notification. However the install fails.

The DMG file is downloaded, but the Finder window does not show, nor is there an upgrade started.

Opening the DMG file in finder and moving Stats to Applications works.

Error: Cask 'stats' is unavailable: No Cask with this name exists. Did you mean one of these?

Instead of showing the CPU utilization per core, would it be possible to provide just a single bar (that just shows what the CPU % stat does, only now with a bar)?

Over the last few days I’ve been observing Stats ranking 2nd the energy impact list.

#21 would probably help with this, but maybe it’s also worth looking at other ways to improve CPU usage. E.g. can data for the Overview and Top Processes sections only be acquired when the popover is shown?

If you look at this:

You can see that the SSD bar is very wide. Restarting the application fixes it

On macOS 10.14+, because of the lack of subpixel antialiasing, some of the fonts are too thin and have jagged edges.

Hi,
when selecting a colour coding for "based on utilization" the colour seems to ba orange per default (if levels are low/ normal)
My assumption would be the colour to be green-ish if the utilization is low or normal or CPU, RAM, SSD and should then become orange or red-ish if higher or critical levels are reached. (I think it was similar to this in one of the more early versions of stats).
Currently the change seems to be from orange to red when high/critical levels are reached, which I don't really find logical. Green to red/orange for me would seem more intuitive.
cheers
bluegrover

Hi, I am getting wrong temperature reading with my quad core iMac Late 2017.

209°C seems a bit hot ;-)

Can Stats report CPU PECI?

and it only reports 2 cores and show the other two when I activate "show hyper threading cores"

After accidentally disabling all modules I can no longer access the app to enable them. I have tried reinstalling the app but to no luck. App is running the background (visible in the Activity Monitor) but I don't see a way to enable any module.

P.S. I am new to MacOS so maybe I just don't know how to do it, any help would be appreciated.

That's the only missing piece from the macOS native battery icon, and a very useful thing.

Also, when the battery's health is in the "Check Battery" state, I think there should be more prominent cues (macOS does it)

Please allow showing the network traffic as a graph that shows the historic rates like it's the case for CPU and RAM. Thanks!

Using the tool for a month now and i'm really happy about it. Just one little thing is bothering me: When connected to a docking station the network diagram only shows the WLAN interface. I would really appreciate if the tool would allow the manual selection of the interface of which the stats are shown. Another enhancement would be to be able to configure an autoselection of the used interface (automatically switching from wlan to lan if plugged in).

Any way i can help?

Happy to see Stats comes to v2. While when updated to v2.0.1, the battery status won't show at menubar whether the switch turned on or off. Could you please check that issue?

macOS Version: macOS 10.15.6 Beta (19G36e)
Hardware: MacBook Pro 13'' (2015)

Unchecking various monitors (cpu, ram, disk, etc) doesn't work.

OS: Mojave 10.14.6

It would be nice if you could copy the values in the network tab, like the public IP and the physical address, with one click.

Related to #53 (Holy thanks for implementing this feature so fast!)
Works like a charm, even the autodetection! But i found a litte Bug: Where the small icons show the current speed the big ones in the popup view stay at 0.

The current update method is probably very lightweight, but it's a bit janky by having to restart the app myself and having to unmount and delete the .dmg. Not to mention, there is always a chance for hidden bugs.

With Sparkle it will take care of everything for you. It will automatically tell when there is an update, the user can choose if he wants auto-update or not, and the app will update itself and then restart without any leftover .dmg files!

Hey there,

I would like to ask if it would be a big deal to add support to show Stats on the Touchbar of an Macbook?
It would be sometimes awesome to have them shown in fullscreen applications.

P.s. I love your commitment with this application! :-)

Best regards
Pantehr368

Love this app. Any chance we can have a dropdown in settings on how frequently to check for updates? I am getting bombarded by so many releases. This is a GOOD thing that the app is active, but would love it if there's an option to check maybe once a week.

Light mode:

Dark mode :

To reproduce:

• uncheck the battery meter to disable it.
• relaunch stats.

Observation:
The battery meter reappears, and must be checked / unchecked to be hidden.

Should be "updated to v.[version-number]"

It would be a great feature to control fan speed.
Very nice app btw! ;-)

When I uncheck the 'colorized' checkbox for either CPU, RAM or SSD, the bars still change color depending on their load. Even restarting doesn't fix it.

Not really relevant for the bug btw, but thanks for 2.0.0! It looks and functions quite nicely : )

Stats is showing an average energy impact of 1.16 in the last 12 hours I ran, ranking as 7th among all my apps. This is a little higher than I’d like. I’d love to set the CPU load poll interval to something like 5 - 10 seconds and hopefully reduce the load.

I'm not terribly sure if this is fixable or not, but if I'm in fullscreen mode for another app (e.g. Slack), I see nothing when I click on a stats icon. It appears to open the dropdown on the desktop that doesn't host a fullscreen app.

As of now, the CPU and RAM charts only display usage data for the last 7 seconds. It would be helpful to have a setting that would allow to change the scope of the charts to e. g. the last 15, 30 or 60 seconds.

You could probably use AppleScript for this.