This looks like a clone of iStat Menus which I had installed for years and years till one day I realized I basically never look at it and the icons were just taking up space in my menu bar. I finally un-installed it. The activity monitor in my dock set to show CPU is sufficient for my needs.
It is indeed a clone of iStat Menus. But a very good one, which I discovered when I got tired of paying for the yearly upgrade to iStat.
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#82Windows doesn't have a programmable equivalent does it? Last time I messed around with this stuff I got by with an Electron app and using browser desktop notifications but I think I couldn't actually modify the taskbar/put icons somewhere.
I don't know about programmable, but hwInfo used to be pretty popular on Windows for monitoring temps/hd/CPU/etc. https://www.hwinfo.com
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#83Earlier quoted context omitted.
the one I use most often is about://peformance in Firefox I used to open up Activity Monitor, but every single time my laptop fans kick on, it was the browser. with the browser performance monitor, i can see exactly which tab is being naughty. So now, I skip Activity Monitor and go straight to the source. Usually, a cmd-R on the offending tab brings it back under control. I assume some JS dev has not tested their cod…
It's also often just ads, and installing a blocker helps
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#84Re: Stats – macOS system monitor in your menu bar
#85This looks like a clone of iStat Menus which I had installed for years and years till one day I realized I basically never look at it and the icons were just taking up space in my menu bar. I finally un-installed it. The activity monitor in my dock set to show CPU is sufficient for my needs.
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#87Re: Stats – macOS system monitor in your menu bar
#88Windows doesn't have a programmable equivalent does it? Last time I messed around with this stuff I got by with an Electron app and using browser desktop notifications but I think I couldn't actually modify the taskbar/put icons somewhere.
using an Electron app for this just feels like a 30lb sledge to drive in a finishing nail.
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#89Earlier quoted context omitted.
A weather widget is built-in to macOS now. System Settings > Control Center > Weather
argh!! why oh why does mine not have this??? Sequoia 15.1.1
I am still on 15.1.1 too as I have been waiting for a 15.2.1 for bug fixes, but they released 15.3 instead.
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#90Hey iStat users, what makes the paid tool worth it for you?